Our first step involved selecting the ideal materials and design for the project. We opted for a Leka solid tiled roof constructed using Glass Reinforced Polyester (GRP), as it would never sweat, condensate, or swell. This choice also provided superior insulation and temperature control compared to the previous roof.

To maintain the flow of natural light, we installed a long Velux skylight window within the solid tiled roof. This strategic placement allowed sunlight to flood the newly transformed space, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The Velux window was equipped with advanced glazing to minimise heat gain, so the conservatory would stay comfortable even in the height of summer.

We rose to the challenge of working within a tight timeline, removing the old conservatory roof and installing the new one in just three days. Attention to detail and precision were paramount throughout the installation process and resulted in the highest standard of results once completed.

• Enhanced Comfort: The new solid tiled roof with GRP construction addressed the condensation and temperature issues, providing year-round comfort.
• Abundant Natural Light: The strategically placed Velux window allowed plenty of natural light to flood the conservatory, eliminating the need for excessive artificial lighting.
• Versatility: The tiled roof transformed the conservatory space into a versatile garden extension room, accommodating various activities, from relaxation to hosting guests.
• Energy Efficiency: The advanced glazing on the Velux window reduced heat gain, contributing to improved energy efficiency and reduced utility costs.