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New Builds | Extensions | Conversion | Renovations
5 customer reviews
Alex Knight
Ross has worked tirelessly and closely with us to design our home and guide us through planning. With the build now underway we. Ant wait to see Ross’s design come to reality. I would highly recommend Ross. Alex &Jess More...
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Adam Fearn
Very pleased with the work Ross has done for us. Clear, attentive and fair value. The drawings are currently coming to life as the builders are putting the vision into reality. Would certainly recommend.
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Sam Horriben
Ross recently helped me out with planning permission issues on my side extension, absolutely no hassle - would highly recommend
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Harry McIntosh
I'm thrilled to share my positive experience with Ross who crafted a brilliant extension and dormer bungalow plan. His attention to detail, creativity, and professionalism exceeded my expectations. The design perfectly blends functionality with aesthetics, creating a space that truly feels like home. I highly recommend his services for anyone looking for a skilled and thoughtful architect. More...
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C. Williams & Sons Ltd
We have worked from drawings produced by Sharpe Williams Design numerous times now - they are highly detailed and clearly laid out helping our projects to progress smoothly. Would highly recommend.
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How can someone tell if their loft is suitable for conversion?
To check if your loft can be converted, measure from the floor to the highest point—at least 2.2m is ideal. You’ll also need space for a staircase from the floor below, suitable roof structure, and no major planning restrictions. An architectural professional will confirm if it’s possible as part of a first meet and/or measured survey.
Run us through the different stages in the loft conversion process - what’s involved?
A loft conversion usually falls under permitted development, meaning you don’t need planning permission if it meets certain rules. However, you may need permission if it extends beyond the existing roof slope at the front, exceeds 40m³ (terraced) or 50m³ (semi/detached), or if your home is in a conservation area. An architectural professional will check this and produce proposals. Building work will include strengthening the floor, adding insulation, windows, and stairs. Once wiring, plumbing, and plastering are done, a final inspection from building control ensures everything is safe and compliant with the regulations.
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
We offer our services both in person and remotely, depending on the project type and client preferences. For some projects, we can provide remote consultations, design work, and planning advice. For more complex projects requiring on-site assessments, structural checks, and detailed measurements, in-person visits may be necessary. Our flexible approach ensures our clients get expert guidance in the most convenient and cost-effective way. We tailor our services to suit.
Architectural Design
New-Builds
Extensions
Conversions and Renovations
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Building Regulations
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