Conservatory Roof Replacement Rushden
Our workshop is at Overstone Grange Farm in Moulton, about twenty minutes from Rushden on the A45. We are not a national firm subcontracting the work out, and the surveyor who prices your job works with the fitters who build it.
Rushden is largely Victorian and Edwardian terraces from the boot and shoe years, with post war and 1990s estates spreading out towards Higham Ferrers and the newer housing off the Northampton Road. The conservatories we are asked to re-roof are nearly all 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.







































