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Insulated conservatory roofs

Stop wasting your conservatory

An insulated tiled roof turns a room that's too hot in July and freezing in January into a proper living space you can use every day of the year.

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Sound familiar?

Most conservatories with an old glass or polycarbonate roof end up as a store room for garden furniture. The problem is the roof, not the room.

  • Too hot to sit in on a sunny day
  • Freezing from November to March
  • Deafening when it rains
  • Glare on the TV or laptop screen
  • Not a proper room, so nobody uses it

All year round

The same room, every season

Pick a season to compare it with the one before. Drag the handle across.

The same conservatory in winter
The same conservatory in spring
The same conservatory in summer
The same conservatory in autumn
Winter comfortKeeps the warmth in, so it's a cosy room whatever the weather.
Summer comfortKeeps the heat out, so it stays cool and usable in the sun.

Winter comfort. Keeps the warmth in, so it's a cosy room whatever the weather.

Summer comfort. Keeps the heat out, so it stays cool and usable in the sun.

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Why the old roof is the problem

Glass and polycarbonate let the sun straight in and the heat straight out. That’s why a conservatory feels like a greenhouse in summer, a fridge in winter, and a drum when it rains.

An insulated tiled roof fixes all three at once. The insulation holds heat in when it’s cold and keeps it out when it’s hot, and the tiles take the noise out of the rain. Inside, you get a plastered ceiling that makes it feel like any other room in the house.

What you get

  • Warmer in winter, cooler in summer
  • Quieter during rain and bad weather
  • A plastered internal finish, with lighting options
  • A roof that improves the look and value of your home
  • Compliance with building regulations and British Standards
  • A 10-year guarantee
  • A local, family-run installer you can actually get hold of

Materials

What the roof is made of

Three well-known products, chosen because they work together and last.

  • Timberlite roof system

    A lightweight engineered timber frame, made to the exact shape of your conservatory. Light enough for existing frames, strong enough for a proper tiled roof.

  • Kingspan insulation

    High-performance insulation board fitted throughout the roof. This is what stops the heat escaping in winter and baking the room in summer.

  • Britmet tiles

    Lightweight metal tiles that look like slate or clay, in a choice of colours to match your house roof. They don't crack, shift or grow moss.

How it works

How a roof replacement goes

Four steps, one team, no pushy sales visit.

  1. Survey and quote

    Lewis comes out, measures up and talks through your options. You get a written quote with nothing hidden in it.

  2. Your roof is made

    The Timberlite frame is built to the exact size and shape of your conservatory, whether it's a lean-to, Victorian or P-shape.

  3. We fit it

    Old roof off, new roof on, insulated, tiled and plastered inside. We keep you updated every day we're there.

  4. Sign-off and guarantee

    We check everything with you, hand over your certificates and your 10-year guarantee, and leave the place tidy.

Recent work

Recent roofs

Plastered inside, with a roof lantern to keep the daylight.
Plastered inside, with a roof lantern to keep the daylight.
Lean-to on a terrace, with a skylight in the new roof.
Lean-to on a terrace, with a skylight in the new roof.
From above: tiles matched to the house, lantern in the centre.
From above: tiles matched to the house, lantern in the centre.
Edwardian conservatory, tiled roof, French doors kept.
Edwardian conservatory, tiled roof, French doors kept.
Victorian conservatory, existing frames kept.
Victorian conservatory, existing frames kept.
The same tiles work on porches too.
The same tiles work on porches too.

FAQ

Questions people ask us

How much does an insulated conservatory roof cost?

It depends on the size and shape of your conservatory and the finish you want inside. We’ll give you a written, fixed quote after a free survey, and finance is available through Ideal4Finance if you’d like to spread the cost.

Is it guaranteed?

Yes. Every roof we fit comes with a 10-year guarantee.

Can a tiled roof go on any conservatory?

Almost always. The Timberlite system is light enough for most existing uPVC and aluminium frames, and it’s made to fit lean-to, Victorian, Edwardian, P-shape and T-shape conservatories. If your frames aren’t up to it, we’ll tell you at the survey rather than after.

Will I need planning permission?

In most cases a roof replacement doesn’t need planning permission, but it does have to meet building regulations. We handle that side and tell you exactly what applies to your house at the survey.

How long does it take?

Once your roof has been made, the fitting itself is usually a matter of days rather than weeks. We’ll give you dates before we start and keep to them.

Will it be dark inside?

Not if you don’t want it to be. Roof lanterns and skylights can be built into the new roof, and the plastered ceiling can take spotlights. Most people find the room brighter than they expected because there’s no more glare.

What maintenance does it need?

Very little. Britmet tiles don’t crack or shift, and there’s no polycarbonate to go green. Keep the gutters clear and that’s about it.

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