Conservatory Roof Replacement Corby
Our workshop is at Overstone Grange Farm in Moulton, a straight run up the A43 into Corby. We are not a national firm subcontracting the work out, and the surveyor who prices your job works with the fitters who build it.
Corby has two very different kinds of housing and both throw up different roofs. The 1950s and 1960s steelworks estates around Kingswood, Beanfield and Lloyds have conservatories added later onto solid brick rears, while Oakley Vale, Little Stanion and Priors Hall Park are 2000s builds where the conservatory went up with the house. Either way it is usually polycarbonate on a white uPVC frame. 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.







































