I have a 1 year old single story house with a standard atticThe drop ladder access is in the garageWe just found out that our roof has to be replaced due to a hail stormI was thinking that since we have to replace the roof anyway, it might be a good time to convert part of the attic into a bonus roomIs this something that is reasonably doable, or would it be so expensive that it wouldn't be worth it?
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This really becomes an issue as to how high your ceiling height is in your attic currentlyBlowing out a roof contracted out comes with nearing $100,000.00 cost associated with itIf you have the ceiling height in your attic,(7 ftstanding height or better) at least at center point, then you can put in staircase in the garage for access, then it would be very inexpensive to doCan even cut costs by opting for a spiral metal staircaseThen you are only talking insulation and drywall costs, and electrical provided you do not add any plumbing for a bathroom up thereBare in mind replacing a roof, is not he same as extending a roof upwardThis is major construction, if you do not have ample ceiling height currentlyIf you do, it really would be very easy, and the right time to do it before plywood is laid down to fix damage to roof line, and shingles get replaced.
