Most of the time a modern conservatory is considered a “permitted development”. This means you don’t need any permission to build them unless they violate any of the permitted development requirements. If your conservatory doesn’t count as a permitted development, you’ll need planning permission to build it. If this happens, we’ll work with you to obtain it.

A conservatory is an extension of your house, so it needs to have the same structural stability. Without foundations it could start to subside. We lay foundations as part of the conservatory building process. Speak to a member of our team for more information.

Your conservatory shouldn’t be any taller than the roof of your house or over four metres wide. But there are other regulations to abide by to ensure your conservatory complies with permitted development guidelines.

A contemporary conservatory can last for decades when looked after properly. We guarantee your conservatory base for 12 years. There’s plenty of aftercare information on our website, or you can get in touch with a member of our team for advice.