A solid conservatory roof is normally made of tiles or solid panels.
Replacing glass conservatory roof with tiles.
Take out the existing roof.
The cost of replacing a conservatory roof will depend on a number of factors including the size of your conservatory and what material it s made from.
Solid tiled roofs can be fitted onto most existing conservatory builds as they are created using lightweight aluminium rafters and insulated plasterboards with lightweight tiles.
Conservatory roof removed ready for new solid roof.
This is because adding a solid roof to your conservatory changes its classification from a temporary structure to a permanent one.
Original conservatory with glass roof.
A polycarbonate conservatory roof is the cheapest to replace and will usually cost between 2 500 and 5 500.
Slate and clay roof tiles can have up to double the lifespan of cement roof tiles.
This one is a glass roof but often we replace plastic polycarbonate roofs too.
Timber and tile roofs are usally fitted on top of brickwork and the load is evenly spread what you are suggesting is is designing a heavier structure and building on top of plastic and glass.
Replacing an old glass or polycarbonate conservatory roof with a new solid tiled roof does not require planning permission but it does require building regulatory approval.
How much does it cost to replace a conservatory roof.
Before you make any major improvements to your home it s important to be armed with all the facts.
Replacing your conservatory roof can seem like a minefield and you might be concerned whether you can do it.
If you ever wanted to sell your property the surveyor may scrutinise the roof and suggest changing back to original state or removing the conservatory altogether.
First the existing conservatory roof is removed and disposed of in a way that is friendly to the environment.
They make your conservatory feel as warm as the rest of your.
This type of replacement conservatory roof helps to keep your conservatory cool through the summer reducing temperatures and glare even in direct sunlight.