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I'm going through this at the moment (waiting for planning permission currently so no building yet).
I went with an all-in-one firm but not sure if I would in hindsight. The architect they've provided hasn't been particularly good whereas picking one myself would probably have been better.
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Interesting, thanks. The neighbour who’d had one done had gone the separate way and hadn’t much liked their architect, but was happy in the end.
As long as there’s not a big reason either way, it’s nice to know both are options.
We have the benefit of this firm having just designed an almost identical conversion round the corner, so we can see what they’d do with ours before committing.
mattioats
For all those who've converted lofts on here, did you use an all-in-one company that one finds online, or did you find and architect and have a builder do the work?
Seems like the firms with all departments in-house is an easy solution, but wanted to see if there were advantages of the other way.