Solid Roof Conservatories

Well, as long as you meet the criteria then you really shouldn’t need planning permission. As long as your conservatory is separate from the main house and has external quality walls and windows that meet with building regulations. As long as your conservatory has an independent heating system that has separate on and off controls to the main house. If you meet with these requirements then you shouldn’t need planning permission. But it’s always a good idea to check first with your local building department.

Well, that really will all depend on the size and style of conservatory that you currently have and the roof you have too. It also varies on if you choose to replace your roof with glazed, solid or tiled roof replacements.

We will be able to come out to your home and have a look at all of these factors for you and will then happily provide you with our FREE no obligation quote.

Well, we can usually replace your current conservatory roof within a few days at most. If you are replacing your current roof with a solid one then we may need extra time for the interior to be plasterboarded and also skimmed.

Yes! You most certainly can. It’s a fairly simple process and because of a tiled roof system you can look forward to a comfortable room temperature whatever the season. And thanks to the stunning internal vaulted ceiling, it really will look amazing in your home.