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WRN Construction | Loft & Extension Specialists

Creating more space for family life

Established team, founded in 2019

Lofts, extensions & refurbishments

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31/10/2026

Storage is easy to overlook.

We’re at the stage of fitting built-in wardrobes across this project, including the downstairs rooms, the master bedroom and one of the new loft rooms.

Rather than leaving storage to freestanding furniture later, these wardrobes are being built into the rooms so the space can be used properly. That matters even more in the loft, where the roof shape can make standard furniture difficult to fit.

We’re also fitting air conditioning to three rooms: both loft rooms and one room on the first floor. Planning the wardrobes and air conditioning while the rest of the work is being finished means they can sit properly within the layout, instead of being added as an afterthought.

Once decorated, the wardrobes should feel like they’ve always belonged there.

More updates coming soon.

29/10/2026

This is where it comes together.

At the finished project stage, all the hard work is finally seen as one complete result. The refined details considered throughout the process now have their place, tying everything into the final finish and showing the purpose behind those smaller decisions.

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27/10/2026

The rooms are starting to show.

We’re around five weeks into this loft conversion in East London, with roughly four weeks left to go. The plastering is due to finish tomorrow, and this is the stage where the layout really starts to feel like proper rooms rather than a construction space.

The owners have stayed in the property throughout the build. Until the new staircase went in about a week ago, most of the access to the loft was through the scaffolding, which meant we could keep working upstairs while the family continued using the rest of the house.

A lot of the major work has already happened behind the scenes, including the structural changes, roof work, chimney removal and first fix. Now we’re into plastering, the ensuite, dormers with timber sash windows, and the space for the built-in wardrobe are all becoming much clearer.

Next up is the rest of the fit-out, including second fix, tiling, wardrobes, joinery and decoration.

More updates coming soon.

24/10/2026

More room. Plenty of character.

Green accents, exposed brickwork and a skylit bathroom give this completed project warmth and personality. Behind the finished spaces, WRN’s permanent core team and specialist trades bring together the skills needed to make more of an existing home for growing family life.

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22/10/2026

This stage brings everything together.

We’re back at this full renovation in North London, and the project has now reached the decoration stage. Both bathrooms are fitted, tiled and plumbed in, so we’re getting very close to the finishing touches.

Bathrooms involve a lot of different trades working properly together, from plumbing and tiling through to electrics and fittings. For this project, each part has been handled by the right specialist, making sure the details come together as they should.

As part of the renovation, we’ve also created two new rooms and a bathroom in the loft, with a large skylight in the loft hallway and another big skylight in the bathrooms to bring more natural light into the new floor.

Now that both bathrooms are nearly finished, we can focus on the decoration and bring the rest of the house up to the same standard.

Follow along to see the finished result.

20/10/2026

Repeat work says a lot.

Over the years, the clients that come back to us, and the new ones who come through customer recommendations, have meant a great deal.

When a company continues working with repeat clients, it tells you something important about the quality of the work. Recommendations are the same. They usually come because the finished result has done the talking.

For us, that kind of trust speaks for itself.

More to come.

17/10/2026

Not your average loft conversion.

We’re over in Hornchurch on a project with a bit more going on than a standard loft.

The main loft is around 6 metres wide, but we’ve also built above the existing garage to create another first-floor bedroom, with the loft extended above that too. Across the back, that gives us an overall width of around 9 metres.

Up in the new loft space, we’ve created a large master bedroom, a separate wardrobe room and a fully tiled bathroom. We’ve also added four skylights across the front to bring more natural light through the space.

With a project of this size, the key is making the extra space feel like it belongs to the house, rather than feeling like something that has simply been added on.

We’ll show you around the finished loft soon.

15/10/2026

Keeping disruption lower for longer.

Ben from WRN is known for low disruption loft conversions, with the aim of helping the family stay put for as long as the project allows and keeping things as normal as possible.

A lot of the early work can happen externally. The team can access via scaffold, progress the roofing, install the windows and bring the space towards plastering stage before delaying the internal breakthrough.

Once the loft is substantially enclosed, the stairs can then be installed. This can keep the new loft space separated from the existing house for around the first four weeks.

More updates coming soon.

13/10/2026

A tight programme changes the approach.

Our Hornchurch Loft project is now into the finishing stages after just 8 weeks on site. This one is larger than the average loft conversion, with additional structure built over the existing garage as part of the works.

The new space includes a master bedroom, wardrobe room and bathroom, along with 4 new skylights across the front. We’ve also reconfigured part of the first floor hallway so the new staircase and bedroom layout work properly.

On a project of this size, coordination between trades is key. We use trusted specialist trades for each stage, so the right people are in at the right time carrying out the work they focus on every day. That’s what helps keep everything moving, especially when the deadline is tight.

Follow along to see the completed space.

10/10/2026

Access shaped this whole job.

We’re over in Shooters Hill on a side return extension where the biggest challenge has been the route in and out. The house sits up on a hill, with 18 steps between the road and the garden, so the dig out has had to be done by hand.

That means loading spoil into buckets and carrying it back out the same way. It’s hard graft, but on sites like this the work has to be planned around the access you’ve got, not the access you’d like.

Even with that challenge, we’ve managed to get the majority of the main works completed within 8 weeks by finding a practical way through the difficult parts without letting the project stall.

Follow along as we show how it’s all come together.

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