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Roof extensions on a pitched roof

A roof extension on a pitched roof may involve changing the roof shape or adding a larger new volume. The design depends on structure, usable space and local rules.

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Costs and included work

For roof extensions on a pitched roof, compare the scope first: supporting structure, shell, roof shape and connection to the existing house. A price is useful only when supply and finishing work are clearly defined.

Work / price basisStarting indicationScope
Roof extensions on a pitched roofPrice on requestSupporting structure, shell, roof shape and connection to the existing house

What affects your total?

Existing foundations and walls, crane setup, stairs, services and finishes can be substantial separate items. A shell and a ready-to-use room are different scopes.

What to send with your request

Send current and proposed layouts, roof dimensions, facade photos and available structural information. Include your postcode, preferred schedule and the elements that must remain, so the scope can be assessed.

Start with the existing building

Collect plans and assess the roof, walls and foundations as relevant to the proposal. The engineer should determine what further investigation is needed.

Coordinate the new floor

Stairs, daylight, ventilation, services and insulation belong in the design. Consider adjoining properties and how the changed roof will drain and connect to retained construction.

Prepare the complete scope

Resolve required permissions before execution. Compare structural work, weather protection, installations and finishes using the same drawings and handover standard.

What are you planning to build?

Tell us about your plans. We will help you work out the next step.

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