Econoloft Ltd
Overview
- Operates in Wooburn Green
- Posting since 2018
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Description
When you first call Econoloft to ask for a quote, our sales team will take down a few basic details about your property and what you want from your loft conversion. They will then arrange a mutually convenient appointment for our representative to visit.
One of our experienced and trusted representative's will visit your home and discuss what you want from your loft conversion. Our representative will take measurements, take a look at your loft space and advise what is structurally possible as well as giving you advice about how to make the most of the space available.
Our Econoloft representative will look after what is necessary under permitted development and building control. You can expect an estimate price within 10 days (usually earlier) of our representative visit. If planning permission is required, our planning experts are happy to liaise with the local authority on your behalf.
Our representatives will never give you a hard sell or make you feel pressured to agree to a loft conversion. We leave you to take your time and deliberate on what we recognise as a very important decision for your family.
Planning Office
The information gathered by the representative is provided on an initial order form which provides specific details such as number and types of windows, number of doors, electrics and plumbing. This is administered by our Lancashire office team who will organise a survey to be carried out on your property. The surveyor will meet you to take final measurements and check your property’s structure to ensure it is safe to build a loft conversion.
An official drawing and your bespoke plans are developed by our in house draughtsmen and women using the latest technology. Our structural experts will ensure work is designed and calculated to meet all the necessary regulations.
Once the plans are signed off, we advise on a start date and delivery of materials. Even the steel work is fabricated by our own welding department, made to measure in our own workshop.
On Site
Each job is allocated a foreman – usually a head joiner. He/she will be responsible for the overall smooth running of the conversion and is your main point of contact. In addition, our customer support team will liaise with you on a regular basis to ensure you are satisfied. The foreman will be responsible for making sure materials and work operatives are on site on time and work to his/her agreed schedules. We also also have Econoloft supervisors who will visit site on an ad hoc basis to check that the work is being carried out to our exacting standards.
A loft conversion is a major building job and so you can expect some disruption – although not as much as you may think. We will need to erect scaffolding and need space to deliver our building materials and so it’s always a good idea to alert your neighbours.
Customers will not really get much chance to see the loft until around the fifth week when the new staircase is fitted – and the staircase is probably the messiest part of the project as we have to cut through ceilings. Again, we will warn you about what to expect and clean up after ourselves.
We always advise building a good rapport with the foreman and at the first fit stage he/she will discuss progress with you – at this point you need to be aware of where you want sockets etc. to be fitted, as it can be expensive to alter at a later date if you change your mind.
After Care
The loft is completed to plaster skim finish. When the loft conversion is complete, the foreman will go through a snagging inspection with you to ensure that we have completed the work that both parties have agreed.
Your new loft is now ready for decoration and furnishing as you wish.
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