Conservatory Roof Replacement Brackley

Our workshop is at Overstone Grange Farm in Moulton, half an hour from Brackley down the A43. We are not a national firm subcontracting the work out, and the surveyor who prices your job works with the fitters who build it.

Brackley is an old market town with ironstone and brick along the High Street and a ring of newer housing out at Radstone Fields and off Hennef Way and the Buckingham Road. The conservatories we are asked to re-roof are mostly on that newer housing, polycarbonate on a white uPVC frame, put up between the late 1990s and the mid 2000s. Those roofs hold no heat. The room is cold from November, unusable in a July heatwave, and rain on the panels carries through the whole house.

We replace that roof with a solid tiled one built around a custom timber frame, cut to the measurements of your conservatory rather than assembled from a kit. Timber conducts far less heat than aluminium and gives us the depth for proper insulation, bringing the roof to a U-value of 0.15, better than the roof over the rest of your house. A ventilated void above the insulation keeps moisture out of the structure.

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All our 2-10 year solid guarantee is insurance-backed.

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Excellent reputation for high quality workmanship and reliability.

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We Cover Brackley and Surrounding Areas

We fit replacement conservatory roofs across Brackley and the whole of NN13, including Radstone Fields, the estates off Hennef Way, Halse Road and the properties around the town centre and Old Town. We also cover the surrounding villages. Evenley, Croughton, Turweston, Westbury, Whitfield, Syresham, Helmdon, Greatworth, Silverstone and Whittlebury are all a short drive from the workshop, and we work throughout South Northamptonshire and over the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire borders on the same terms. Being this local means we can usually survey within a few days rather than a few weeks.

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Tiled Conservatory Roof Conversion in Brackley

A conversion replaces the glazing and framework of the existing roof while keeping your base and walls, which is what keeps the cost well below a full extension. At survey we check the base and the wall plate first, because a tiled roof is heavier than polycarbonate and the existing structure has to carry the load. If it will not, you will hear that at the survey rather than partway through the job.

Tile choice gets more attention in Brackley than it does elsewhere. On a stone or stone coloured property a standard grey tile looks wrong, so we match the new roof to the house with the tile range and colour chosen at survey, and on properties in the conservation area we will talk you through what is likely to be acceptable before anything is ordered. We build to Edwardian, Gable, Lean To, P-shape and Victorian conservatory shapes. Building control sign-off comes through Stroma, and the finished work carries an insurance-backed guarantee of up to ten years.

Energy Efficient Conservatory Roofs and Insulated Ceilings in Brackley

Not every conservatory needs a new roof. Where the frame and glazing are sound, an insulated conservatory ceiling fitted inside the existing roof lifts thermal performance without structural work, and it costs considerably less. We finish these in plastered board or uPVC panelling, both of which sit flush and give the room the feel of a proper extension.

An insulated ceiling keeps heat in through winter and the worst of the sun out in summer, which turns the space into somewhere you would actually put a desk or a dining table. Where the conservatory is heated off the house system, it also stops you paying to warm a room that loses it straight through the roof. If insulation alone will not be enough for your conservatory, we will say so at survey.

Replacing a Polycarbonate or Glass Conservatory Roof

Polycarbonate panels discolour and the seals between them fail, letting in draughts well before anything leaks. Glass roofs last longer but still leave a room that overheats badly. Changing individual panels on either rarely buys more than a season.

We strip the old roof and take it away, then build the new structure onto your existing frame, usually inside two to three days on a standard conservatory. Same footprint, same doors, and a room that works all year.

Conservatory Roof Replacement in Brackley: Your Questions Answered

How much does it cost to change a conservatory roof in Brackley?

It depends on the size and shape of the conservatory and on whether you go for a full tiled roof or an insulated ceiling. You get a fixed written price after survey rather than a phone estimate.

Do I need building regulations approval?

Yes, for a full tiled roof. We handle the application and the job is signed off by Stroma Building Control, with an insurance-backed guarantee of up to ten years on completion.

Can my existing conservatory take a tiled roof?

Usually, though the base and wall plate have to carry the extra weight and our surveyor checks both before quoting. Where the structure will not take it we will talk you through an insulated ceiling instead.

Can you match the roof to a stone built property?

Yes. Tile colour and profile are picked at survey against the house rather than supplied as a default, which matters on the older Brackley and village properties.

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We have years of expertise in all aspects of conservatory roof installation. Our roof solutions increase the comfort of life and add value to our customers’ homes from the very beginning.