About our replacement conservatory roofs
Conservatories are a fantastic way to extend your living space and bring the beauty of the outdoors inside. However, the typical glass or polycarbonate roofs that many conservatories come with can lead to issues like excessive heat in the summer, cold in the winter, and poor energy efficiency. If you’re dealing with these problems, it might be time to consider a replacement conservatory roof.
Main benefits
Here are the key benefits of a conservatory roof replacement:
- Improved energy efficiency: A tiled conservatory roof significantly reduces heat loss in the winter and keeps the space cooler in the summer, helping to lower your energy bills.
- Enhanced comfort: With better insulation, your conservatory becomes a usable space year-round, no longer plagued by extreme temperatures.
- Aesthetic appeal: A conservatory with a solid roof seamlessly integrates with the design of your home, adding value and curb appeal.
- Reduced noise: Solid roofs also offer better soundproofing compared to traditional options, making your conservatory a quieter and more peaceful place to relax.
Solid conservatory roof replacement styles
When considering a solid roof replacement for your conservatory, it’s important to note that various conservatory styles can be beautifully complemented by a solid roof. Here are some of the top conservatory styles that can benefit from a solid roof replacement:
- Lean-To: Known for its simplicity and versatility, a Lean-to conservatory features a flat angled roof that leans against the house. A solid roof replacement can enhance its thermal efficiency, making it a cosy space year-round.
- Victorian: This style is characterised by its bay-fronted shape and ornate detailing. Adding a solid roof to a Victorian conservatory can preserve its charm while providing better insulation and reducing glare from the sun.
- Edwardian: With a square or rectangular footprint and a pitched roof, the Edwardian conservatory is both elegant and practical. A solid roof replacement can maintain its classic look while improving energy efficiency and creating a more comfortable living space.
- Gable-End: Featuring a high, sloping roof that meets in a gable, this style offers a sense of grandeur and space. A solid roof can emphasize the dramatic roofline while ensuring the room stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
- Orangery: Traditionally designed as a luxurious garden room with brick pillars and large windows, an Orangery is perfect for a solid roof replacement. This upgrade can further enhance its refined style while providing excellent insulation and soundproofing.
All of these conservatory styles can benefit from a solid roof replacement, which not only enhances the appearance but also improves insulation, energy efficiency, and overall comfort.
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FAQs
Can I replace my conservatory roof with a tiled roof?
Yes, you can give your conservatory an upgrade with a tiled roof. However, it’s important to note that when replacing a conservatory roof with a solid, tiled option, structural considerations must be taken into account.
At ConservatoryLand, we replace the conservatory frames along with the roof, not just the roof on its own. This is crucial for structural integrity because the existing frames may not be strong enough to support the added weight of a tiled roof. By replacing both the roof and frames, we ensure your conservatory is safe, stable, and durable for years to come, while also improving insulation and energy efficiency.
Why should I replace my conservatory roof?
Replacing your conservatory roof can greatly enhance its comfort and usability year-round. A new roof improves insulation, maintaining a consistent temperature, which boosts energy efficiency by reducing heating and cooling costs. It also adds aesthetic appeal, transforms the look of your conservatory, and provides better noise reduction for a quieter space. Ultimately, upgrading your roof makes your conservatory a more inviting and versatile part of your home.
Can you put a new roof on an existing conservatory?
Yes, you can put a new roof on an existing conservatory. However, when opting for a replacement roof with us, the process involves more than just the roof.
To ensure the structural integrity and longevity of your conservatory, we also replace the frames and doors along with the roof. This comprehensive approach ensures that your conservatory is safe, stable, and well-insulated, providing a fully upgraded space that meets modern standards.
Do I need planning permission to replace my conservatory roof?
In most cases, you do not need planning permission to replace your conservatory roof. However, it’s important to ensure that the replacement meets certain building regulations.
For more detailed information on whether planning permission is required for a tiled, polycarbonate, or glass roof, you can visit our guide on conservatory planning permission.
How much does a replacement conservatory roof cost?
The cost of a replacement conservatory roof can vary depending on factors like the size of your conservatory, the type of roof you choose, and any additional structural work needed.
To get an accurate estimate for your specific project, it’s best to get in touch directly with the ConservatoryLand team. Get a quote for your replacement conservatory roof by calling us for free on 0800 952 8000 or click on the WhatsApp icon to send us a message.
Thanks to our flexible payment plans, buying your dream conservatory has never been easier. With an initial deposit of just £99, you’re free to spread the cost of your new conservatory.
