Conservatory roof replacement — a room you can use all year round
Swap a cold, noisy polycarbonate or glass roof for a fully insulated tiled one — warm in winter, cooler in summer, quiet when it rains. Fitted straight onto your existing frame, with a vaulted plastered ceiling included as standard.
Old polycarbonate conservatory roofs leak heat in winter and overheat in summer. The modern fix is a lightweight insulated tiled roof system — drops the U-value from around 3.0 down to 0.18 and turns a half-usable room into a proper extra room you can heat and cool sensibly.
We design and build a bespoke insulated roof system for your conservatory — lightweight enough to drop straight onto the existing frame without structural reinforcement. Inside, you get a vaulted plastered ceiling included as standard, so the finish matches the rest of the house rather than looking like a converted shed.
Every quote starts with a free survey — including a drone inspection of the existing roof and a thermal-imaging check to pinpoint any condensation or damp before we design the new one.
Most projects take 3-5 days.
It also fixes the two complaints we hear most about old conservatories: streaming condensation on cold mornings, and a room that's unusable for half the year. A warm, insulated roof keeps surface temperatures up so condensation stops forming, and the room holds its heat — most customers end up using a space that used to sit empty from October to March.
The result is the conservatory you were promised in the first place: bright, warm in winter, shaded in summer, and quiet even under heavy rain. It adds real value too — a tired, unusable conservatory can put buyers off, whereas a proper insulated garden room reads as a genuine extra reception room.
We're a Trading Standards 'Buy With Confidence' approved contractor, and every conservatory roof we fit is backed by our 10-year guarantee. We've re-roofed conservatories right across Mansfield, Ashfield and the wider East Midlands — on Victorian, Edwardian, lean-to and gable-end frames alike.
Conservatory roofs we've fitted
Want the orangery look?
If it's the orangery feel you're after — a solid, insulated roof with a glazed lantern letting light into the middle of the room — you usually don't need to build one. Converting the conservatory you already own to an insulated tiled roof with a lantern gives you the orangery look and, more importantly, the orangery temperature, without touching the frames, the base or the walls.
It follows the same maths as any conservatory roof conversion — typically £5,760–£8,640 for a compact room, with a roof lantern adding around £1,000–£2,500. We check the frames, the base and the ring beam at the survey and tell you honestly whether yours is worth building on.
Full comparison, costs and the honest definitions: orangery or conservatory — what the difference actually means for your roof.
60-second guide price
Cool in summer, warm in winter — what would yours cost?
Tell us the shape and rough size and we'll show you an honest guide range straight away — surveyed and fitted by an actual roofing team, not a window fitter. Then a fixed written quote after a free, no-obligation survey.
See it in action
The finished warm roof from above — slate-effect tiles and twin roof windows.
What's included
- Bespoke insulated roof system — designed and built in-house
- Vaulted plastered ceiling inside as standard
- U-value improvement from ~3.0 → 0.18
- Drops onto existing frame in most cases
- Backed by our 10-year guarantee
- Optional Velux rooflights to retain natural light
Why choose us
- Transforming conservatories into year-round living spaces
- Professional service from quote to completion — no surprises
- Clean, tidy teams who respect your property
- Honest advice you can trust — we'll tell you what you actually need
- Emergency repairs sorted fast — customers call us on Christmas Eve and we respond
Ready to talk about your conservatory roof replacement — a room you can use all year round?
Free quote within 48 hours of a visit. No pressure.
Common questions
Will my conservatory frame support a tiled roof?
Will I lose all the light?
Do I need planning permission?
How much does it cost?
How long does the work take?
Will it stop the condensation and damp?
Will the room be warm enough to use in winter?
What guarantee do you give?
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Each clip is a real conservatory we've re-roofed — before-and-after walkthroughs in 15-60 seconds.
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Conservatory roof replacement — a room you can use all year round across the East Midlands