Warm Roof Conversions in Dalton-in-Furness

Warm Roof Conversions for Dalton-in-Furness homes

Winters in Dalton-in-Furness are long and damp, and a conservatory with a glass or polycarbonate roof loses heat as fast as you can put it in. Out on the Furness and Cartmel peninsulas, Dalton-in-Furness is exposed to weather coming straight in off the Irish Sea, with salt air and driving rain that are hard on ridges, verges and leadwork. A warm roof conversion gives you a room you will actually use twelve months a year. We handle everything, from the survey and design to the full installation.

Across Furness and Cartmel, a solid insulated roof also means a much quieter room when the wind and rain come in off the sea.

Outside, you get a tiled roof that suits the house. Inside, you choose the finish: a clean, low-maintenance clad ceiling or a traditional plastered one, either way with LED spotlights and, if you want them, roof windows to keep the space bright. The room stays warm in winter, cooler in summer and quiet when it rains.

What’s included

• Structural survey of frames, base and foundations
• Removal of the old conservatory roof
• Ring beam or frame strengthening where required
• Lightweight insulated roof system with breathable membrane
• Lightweight tiles or slate-effect tiles to suit your home
• Optional roof windows for natural light
• Internal ceiling finish of your choice: cladding, or plasterboard and skim
• LED spotlights
• New fascias, soffits and guttering