Conservatories
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Victorian Conservatories
The Victorian Style Conservatory Victorian conservatories are well known for their classic and elegant design, including beautiful traditional finials and crestings to the roof ridge. They are the ideal way…
Edwardian Conservatories
Edwardian Conservatories The Edwardian conservatory combines clean symmetrical lines, with classic finishing touches, creating the unique conservatory design that so many home-owners have come to now love. This conservatory specialises in…
Gable Conservatories
Gable Conservatories The modern Gable Conservatory takes its influence from the Georgian style which dates back to the 17th century. Often referred to as a ‘classic piece of British heritage’, the…
Lean-To Conservatories
Lean-To Conservatories What is a lean-to conservatory? A typical lean-to conservatory is rectangular or square in shape, with the longer sides running along the back of the house. It captures…
P-Shaped Conservatories
P-Shaped Conservatories The P-shaped conservatory is also known as a combination conservatory, where other conservatory styles such as the Victorian and Lean-to, are combined to create a bespoke structure. They…
T-Shaped Conservatories
T-Shaped Conservatories T-shaped conservatories combine two styles of conservatories to create a unique design. A typical T-shape conservatory runs along one side of the house, with a central projection in…
L-Shaped Conservatories
L-Shaped Conservatories L-shaped conservatories are an impressive conservatory design that combines a lean-to conservatory with an Edwardian design to create the ‘L’ in the name. They are the ideal option…
Lantern Conservatories
Lantern Conservatories Lantern conservatories are a beautifully modern conservatory option that has become popular amongst homeowners looking to bring something that is going to catch the eye. Due to the…
Conservatory Roofs
Conservatory roofs come in a wide variety of materials such as tiles, aluminium, uPVC, glass and polycarbonate. Your conservatory roof can be bespoke to your requirements, with a choice of stylish and efficient roof options.
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Tiled Conservatory Roofs
Tiled Conservatory Roofs A tiled conservatory roof is a fantastic way for you to bring the best of traditional looks and modern functionality to your home. This is because they…
Orangeries
Orangery Prices Orangery Size (mm) Service Guide Price 3500 x 3500 Full Build £17,500 – £19,600 3500 x 4000 Full Build £18,900 – £21,000 3500 x 4500 Full Build £20,300…
Supply Only Conservatories
Get free online quotes for double glazed supply only uPVC conservatories from our network of trusted suppliers across the UK.
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Aluminium Conservatories
Aluminium Conservatories Aluminium conservatories have entered the market as a modern alternative to many traditional conservatory designs. This means that you’ll be able to enjoy all of the classic charms…
Timber Conservatories
Timber conservatories are a beautiful way of extending your home. Find out more about the features and benefits of a wooden conservatory.
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London
E - East London, EC - City of London, HA - Harrow, N - North London, NW - North West London, SE - South East London, SW - South West London, W - West End, London, WC - West Central London
East Anglia
AL - St. Albans, CB - Cambridge, CM - Chelmsford, CO - Colchester, EN - Enfield, HP - Hemel Hempstead, IG - Ilford and Barking, IP - Ipswich, LU - Luton, MK - Milton Keynes, NR - Norwich, PE - Peterborough, RM - Romford, SG - Stevenage, SS - Southend-on-Sea, WD - Watford
South East England
BN - Brighton, BR - Bromley, CR - Croydon, CT - Canterbury, DA - Dartford, GU - Guildford, KT - Kingston-upon-Thames, ME - Medway, OX - Oxford, RG - Reading, RH - Redhill, SL - Slough, SM - Sutton, SO - Southampton, PO - Portsmouth, TN - Tonbridge, TW - Twickenham, UB - Uxbridge
South West England
BA - Bath, BH - Bournemouth, BS - Bristol, DT - Dorchester, EX - Exeter, GL - Gloucester, HR - Hereford, PL - Plymouth, SN - Swindon, SP - Salisbury, TA - Taunton, TQ - Torquay, TR - Truro, WR - Worcester
East Midlands
DE - Derby, DN - Doncaster, LE - Leicester, LN - Lincoln, NG - Nottingham, NN - Northhampton
West Midlands
B - Birmingham, CV - Coventry, DY - Dudley, ST - Stoke-on-Trent, SY - Shrewsbury, TF - Telford, WS - Walsall, WV - Wolverhampton
North East England
DH - Durham, DL - Darlington, DN - Doncaster, HD - Huddersfield, HG - Harrogate, HU - Hull, NE - Newcastle, S - Sheffield, SR - Sunderland, TS - Teesside
North West England
BB - Blackburn, BD - Bradford, BL - Bolton, CA - Carlisle, CH - Chester, CW - Crewe, FY - Blackpool, HG - Harrogate, HX - Halifax, L - Liverpool, LS - Leeds, LA - Lancaster, M - Manchester, OL - Oldham, PR - Preston, S - Sheffield, SK - Stockport, WA - Warrington, WF - Wakefield, WN - Wigan, YO - York
Scotland
AB - Aberdeen, DD - Dundee, DG - Dumfries and Galloway, EH - Edinburgh, FK - Falkirk, G - Glasgow, IV - Inverness, KA - Kilmarnock, KW - Kirkwall, KY - Kirkcaldy, ML - Motherwell, PA - Paisley, PH - Perth, TD - Galashiels
Northern Ireland
BT1-17 - Belfast, BT18 - Holywood, BT19-20 - Bangor, BT21 - Donaghadee, BT22-23 - Newtownards, BT24 - Ballynahinch, BT25 - Dromore, BT26 - Hillsborough, BT27-28 - Lisburn, BT29 - Crumlin, BT29 - Belfast, BT30 - Downpatrick, BT31 - Castlewellan, BT32 - Banbridge, BT33 - Newcastle, BT34-35 - Newry, BT36-37 - Newtownabbey, BT38 - Carrickfergus, BT39 - Ballyclare, BT40 - Larne, BT41 - Antrim, BT42-44 - Ballymena, BT45 - Magherafelt, BT46 - Maghera, BT47-48 - Londonderry, BT49 - Limavady, BT51-52 - Coleraine, BT53 - Ballymoney, BT54 - Ballycastle, BT55 - Portstewart, BT56 - Portrush, BT57 - Bushmills, BT58 - Newtownabbey, BT60-61 - Armagh, BT62-67 - Craigavon, BT68 - Caledon, BT69 - Aughnacloy, BT70-71 - Dungannon, BT74 - Enniskillen, BT75 - Fivemiletown, BT76 - Clogher, BT77 - Augher, BT78-79 - Omagh, BT80 - Cookstown, BT81 - Castlederg, BT82 - Strabane, BT92-94 - Enniskillen
Frequently Asked Questions
What Materials Can You Build A Conservatory With?
Conservatories can be constructed with either timber, aluminium or uPVC, the latter being the cheaper material out of the three. Please consult our pricing guide below to get a better understanding of what a new conservatory may cost you.
How Much Does a Conservatory Cost?
Prices on conservatories begin around £6000, however, this will be dependent on the shape, size and style of your conservatory. Please refer to our pricing table below to get a better idea on how much a conservatory will cost or start a quote with us today.
How Long Will My Conservatory Last?
Depending on the materials used to build it, the installation and the general maintenance for a conservatory, they usually have a life span of anywhere between 10-30 years. UPVC conservatories, on average last about 20 years.
Do I Need Planning Permission To Build My Conservatory?
In most cases, you do not need planning permission for a conservatory, however, it must reach certain guidelines. For example, it cannot exceed the height of the original structure of the home. Please check your local council site for more details (links are found in the 'Gateshead Information' section).
Can Conservatories Only Be Made Out Of uPVC?
Conservatories can be made out of uPVC, timber and aluminium – it really depends on the style you want for your home. However, uPVC is the cheapest material to make a conservatory out of; timber and aluminium are significantly more expensive. Please check our pricing tables below to get more of an idea on costs or start a quote with us today.
How Much Is A Conservatory?
A Conservatory is cost-effective way of expanding your home without needing planning permission in most cases. Conservatory prices start around £6000. Please refer to our pricing guides below to see how much a conservatory may cost you, or start a quote today.
What is The Best Type of Conservatory?
When choosing the best type of conservatory for your home, your property and garden size as well as style have to be considered. For example if you lack garden space, you don't want a conservatory build that is going to be too overpowering. There are conservatory designs for all types of home and specification so any property, traditional or new can benefit from this airy extension.
Why Should I Buy A Conservatory?
A conservatory is an affordable way to extend living space and will prove to be a worthy investment over time. Not only does it help improve the value of your property but it provides you with a multi-functional space to use all year round.
Should I Buy A DIY Conservatory?
A DIY conservatory can be a great option if you have the required knowledge and building skills. It can be an expensive choice however, if anything should go wrong. The best thing about a supply and fit conservatory is that your installer takes care of all of the work for you, this includes any building requirements or planning permission.
Do I Need Conservatory Planning Permission?
Conservatories are seen as a permitted development, however you may require conservatory planning permission if you have a listed property or if you are living within a conservation area.
How Much Does A Conservatory Cost?
Your conservatory cost will depend on its specification. Your conservatory size, style, finishes, glazing and build are all factors which will determine the overall price. The good news is, you can now calculate the cost of your conservatory online using our handy online quote builder.