Warm Roof Conversions
A warm roof conversion replaces your conservatory roof with a fully insulated, tiled roof and a clad or plastered ceiling inside. The result feels like a proper extension, for a fraction of the cost of building one.

Conservatories in the northwest spend a lot of the year too cold to sit in. A warm roof conversion fixes that at the source: the old glass or polycarbonate comes off and a lightweight, insulated roof system goes on, designed to sit on your existing frames.
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
Our warm roof conversions process
- Survey
We check your frames and base and discuss how you will use the room.
- Design & quote
Tile colour, roof windows, lighting and finishes agreed.
- Preparation
Materials ordered and a start date agreed with you.
- Conversion
Roof replaced, ceiling clad or plastered, lighting fitted.
- Handover
A final check with you, and your guarantee handed over.
Warm Roof Conversions near you
We carry out warm roof conversions across Lancaster, Morecambe and all surrounding areas. Choose your area for local information.
Lancaster & Morecambe Bay
- Warm Roof Conversions Lancaster
- Warm Roof Conversions Morecambe
- Warm Roof Conversions Heysham
- Warm Roof Conversions Carnforth
- Warm Roof Conversions Bolton-le-Sands
- Warm Roof Conversions Hest Bank
- Warm Roof Conversions Silverdale
- Warm Roof Conversions Warton
- Warm Roof Conversions Yealand
- Warm Roof Conversions Galgate
- Warm Roof Conversions Glasson Dock
- Warm Roof Conversions Cockerham
- Warm Roof Conversions Overton
Lune Valley & Yorkshire Dales
- Warm Roof Conversions Halton
- Warm Roof Conversions Caton
- Warm Roof Conversions Hornby
- Warm Roof Conversions Wray
- Warm Roof Conversions Kirkby Lonsdale
- Warm Roof Conversions Bentham
- Warm Roof Conversions Ingleton
- Warm Roof Conversions Clapham
- Warm Roof Conversions Sedbergh
- Warm Roof Conversions Settle
- Warm Roof Conversions Hawes
- Warm Roof Conversions Skipton
Kendal & the South Lakes
- Warm Roof Conversions Kendal
- Warm Roof Conversions Milnthorpe
- Warm Roof Conversions Arnside
- Warm Roof Conversions Burton-in-Kendal
- Warm Roof Conversions Levens
- Warm Roof Conversions Windermere
- Warm Roof Conversions Bowness-on-Windermere
- Warm Roof Conversions Ambleside
- Warm Roof Conversions Staveley
- Warm Roof Conversions Coniston
Furness & Cartmel
- Warm Roof Conversions Grange-over-Sands
- Warm Roof Conversions Cartmel
- Warm Roof Conversions Flookburgh
- Warm Roof Conversions Newby Bridge
- Warm Roof Conversions Ulverston
- Warm Roof Conversions Dalton-in-Furness
- Warm Roof Conversions Barrow-in-Furness
- Warm Roof Conversions Askam-in-Furness
- Warm Roof Conversions Millom
Wyre & the Fylde Coast
- Warm Roof Conversions Garstang
- Warm Roof Conversions Pilling
- Warm Roof Conversions Preesall
- Warm Roof Conversions Knott End-on-Sea
- Warm Roof Conversions Fleetwood
- Warm Roof Conversions Thornton-Cleveleys
- Warm Roof Conversions Poulton-le-Fylde
- Warm Roof Conversions Blackpool
- Warm Roof Conversions Great Eccleston
- Warm Roof Conversions St Michael’s on Wyre
- Warm Roof Conversions Kirkham
- Warm Roof Conversions Lytham St Annes
North Lakes, Eden & Carlisle
Warm Roof Conversions: your questions answered
Will my conservatory frames hold a solid roof?
Warm roof systems are lightweight and designed to sit on existing frames, but every conservatory is surveyed first. If strengthening is needed, a ring beam or extra support is included in the quote.
Will the room be too dark?
Not with roof windows. One or two well-placed roof windows, plus the existing glazed walls, keep the space bright while losing the glare and heat.
How long does a warm roof conversion take?
Usually around one to two weeks from start to finish, including the internal ceiling finish and electrics.
Can the ceiling be clad instead of plastered?
Yes, both are available. Internal cladding gives a clean, low-maintenance finish and is quicker to fit, while plasterboard and skim gives a traditional plastered look like the rest of your house. We will talk you through both at the survey.
Is it cheaper than building an extension?
Considerably, in most cases, because the base, walls and frames are already in place. We can give you a clear fixed price after the survey.
Other ways we can help

Full Reroofs
Strip-off and complete re-roof in natural slate or tile — new membrane, battens, leadwork and ridge. Done once, done properly.
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Roof Repairs
Leaks, slipped slates, loose ridges, failed flashings and storm damage — found, photographed and fixed properly.
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Conservatory Roof Replacements
Swap a leaking, noisy or discoloured polycarbonate roof for modern high-performance glass or a lightweight tiled roof.
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Chimney Stack Repairs
Repointing, rebuilding, flaunching, new pots and cowls, lead flashing, capping and safe removal of redundant stacks.
Find out moreNeed warm roof conversions? Get a free quote
Call 07304 089169 or send us a few details and photos. We’ll get back to you quickly.