Most conservatories are too hot in summer and too cold in winter because of the roof. Replacing it with a solid tiled roof turns it into a room you can use all year.
We take the old roof off, build a new insulated timber frame on your existing windows and walls, tile it outside and plaster it inside, ready for lights.
What the work covers
- Glass and polycarbonate roofs removed
- New insulated timber roof structure
- Lightweight slate-effect tiles
- Plastered ceiling, ready for spotlights
- New fascias and guttering
- Lean-to, Victorian, Edwardian and P-shaped
From start to finish
- Before
- During
- After
Signs it’s time to replace the roof
- Too hot to sit in during summer
- Too cold to use in winter
- Condensation or leaks at the seals
- Noisy in the rain
If any of these sound familiar, call 0800 051 8429 and we’ll come and look.
Conservatory Roofs: common questions
Do I need planning permission for a tiled conservatory roof?
Usually not, but it does need building regulations approval because it changes the roof structure. We can advise on what applies to yours.
Can my existing conservatory take a tiled roof?
Most can. We check the base, walls and frames first. If anything needs strengthening, it will be on the quote.
How long does it take?
Most conservatory roofs take a few days, depending on size and shape. The room is weathertight at the end of each day.
More conservatory roofs jobs
Solid tiled roof on a rear conservatory 
Grey tiled conservatory roof 
Inside a converted conservatory: plastered ceiling with downlights 
Tiled roof on a P-shaped conservatory 
Tiled roof on a lean-to conservatory 
Close-up of lightweight conservatory roof tiles
Conservatory Roofs across the area
We carry out conservatory roofs in North London and nearby, including: