Conservatory Roof Replacement in Caton

Conservatory Roof Replacement for Caton homes

Plenty of homes in Caton gained a conservatory in the 1990s and 2000s, and many of those original polycarbonate roofs are now leaking, discoloured or simply too hot and cold to be comfortable. Caton sits among the fells of the Lune Valley and the western Dales, where heavy rainfall and cold, damp winters mean valleys, gutters and flashings have to cope with a lot of water. A new glass or tiled roof keeps the frames you already have and makes the room usable again. We survey every conservatory first to make sure the frames and base are up to it.

In the Lune Valley and the Dales, cold winters make an old polycarbonate conservatory almost unusable for months at a time. A modern roof keeps far more heat in, and a tiled roof can be finished to suit a stone-built house.

We offer two routes: a new glazed roof using modern solar-control, self-cleaning glass that transforms comfort while keeping the light, or a solid, insulated tiled roof that turns the conservatory into a proper room you can use all year. We will help you weigh up which suits your home, budget and how you want to use the space.

What’s included

• Survey of frames, base and dwarf walls
• Removal and responsible disposal of the old roof
• New solar-control, self-cleaning glass roof, or
• Lightweight insulated tiled roof with optional roof windows
• New lead or trim where the roof meets the house wall
• New guttering and downpipes
• Internal finishing, trims and making good