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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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12/11/2026

The final weeks are never quiet.

At this stage of the renovation, it can look from the outside as though it’s mainly decoration, but there’s still a lot happening behind the scenes.

This project started in the middle of July and has involved a full renovation, with every room in the house being worked on and decorated. The bathrooms are fitted, the kitchen is nearly finished, the wardrobes are being built, and the final joinery and decoration are moving through the house.

The family lived here for the first three weeks before moving out for around eight weeks over the summer holidays. With their move back planned for the end of next week, the programme has to be carefully managed around that date.

Now it’s about making sure every part of the project comes together properly, with specialist trades finishing their work, decoration following behind, and final details and snagging being picked up before handover.

This is where proper project management really matters.

10/11/2026

A home that works for everyday life.

From a bright bedroom to a carefully finished staircase and bathroom, this carousel brings the completed spaces together. WRN’s core team and specialist trades help turn roof-space potential into practical room for growing families.

Thinking about your next chapter at home? Get in touch.

07/11/2026

Built-in storage makes sense here.

On this loft conversion, we’re adding built-in wardrobes along one side of the room to make better use of the available space.

The owners are working from home and have children, so the aim is to create more usable room for the family. In a loft, that means thinking carefully about the layout early on, especially where sloping roofs and structural elements can make standard wardrobes difficult to fit.

Rather than losing part of the new room to freestanding furniture, we’re building the storage into the space so it works with the shape of the loft. We’re also handling the full fit-out, including the wardrobes and finishing works, so everything is planned together and has its place when the room is complete.

Awkward spaces often make the best storage.

05/11/2026

More light. More from your loft.

A considered roof window can make loft space feel brighter and more connected to the outdoors. Where practical, WRN uses external scaffold access and progresses the loft before opening into the house, helping limit unnecessary disruption.

Need more space at home? Get in touch.

03/11/2026

There’s more in a roof than most people think.

On this mansard loft conversion, the roof will be finished in natural slate, with lead box gutters formed around the dormers. The mansard shape gives us a double pitch, which helps create more usable space inside compared with a standard loft conversion.

The detailing here is about more than appearance. This roof has to manage water, weather, and the point where the new extension meets the existing house, so areas around the gutters and dormers need careful thought.

Natural slate also helps the new roof sit more comfortably with the existing property and the surrounding conservation area, rather than looking out of place.

A lot of this work won’t be obvious once the project is finished, but it’s exactly these details that help the roof perform properly for years to come.

Good construction is often the work you don’t notice at the end.

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.

Planning a home project? Get in touch with WRN.

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.

Need more room for your next chapter? Talk to WRN.

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.

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