Conservatory roof

Do you find your conservatory can fluctuate in temperature depending on the time of year? It’s a common problem that homeowners endure a hot conservatory in the summer and a cold one in the winter. But this no longer has to be the case.

If your conservatory has been suffering from mixed temperatures, it’s past time to consider a new roof to give you better climate control. With a new roof you’ll be able to completely transform the conservatory and create an environment you can enjoy no matter the time of year.

Most conservatories are standard installed with a polycarbonate roof, but over the years these have proved to be unreliable and ineffective at controlling your home’s temperature. Even glazed roofs, which are slightly better, still don’t give you a space to relax in throughout the year.

Essentially, solar heat is conducted into the conservatory in the warmer months, so it’s too hot for use. In the winter, poor insulation results in heat loss, so either you pay more on your bills heating it up, or you suffer in cold.

This is where modern conservatory roofing systems come into the equation. They can be installed with minimal disruption to you and will instantly transform the conservatory. What’s more, the conservatory’s shape won’t need to be changed in the slightest either.

]Slate roofing for the conservatory is by far a huge improvement and has a number of unique benefits such as its aesthetic appeal and durability. There’s no denying these slate roofs look terrific and they match your home’s appeal to.

With this lightweight conservatory roof you can really start to enjoy your conservatory once again. For up to four free quotes, just complete our quick online form. It couldn’t be easier and we’ll match you with professionals near you.