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Conservatory Roof Replacement
Change the roof. Change how you use the room.
Too hot in the sunshine, difficult to keep warm when it's cold and noisy when the rain comes down. An ageing glass or polycarbonate roof can affect the whole way your conservatory feels.
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Find the right roof for your conservatory
A roof solution for every type of conservatory
Replacing or upgrading the roof can change how the whole space looks, feels and performs.
From lightweight tiled conservatory roofs to insulated timber and contemporary flat roof systems, we have a roof solution for every type of conservatory.
Conservatories come in all shapes, sizes and styles, and the right roof for one won't necessarily be right for another. That's why we offer a range of specialist systems rather than taking the same approach to every home.
Whether you're replacing an old glass or polycarbonate roof, looking for a lightweight tiled roof, considering a contemporary flat roof or hoping to improve more of what you already have, we'll help you find the right solution.
AluSafe + Equinox
Lightweight tiled conservatory roofs
AluSafe + Equinox replace an ageing glass or polycarbonate roof with a high-performance, insulated lightweight tiled roof system.
Suitable for conservatories of different shapes and styles, they create a more substantial roof with a smooth plastered ceiling inside and a choice of lightweight tile finishes outside. Roof windows can also be incorporated to bring in natural light.
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ecoframe
Improve the roof without replacing it all
A complete conservatory roof replacement isn't always necessary.
Where the existing roof is suitable, ecoframe reinforces the structure you already have so it can be upgraded rather than completely replaced.
It offers a more cost-effective way to improve a suitable conservatory roof while retaining more of the existing structure.
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An insulated timber roof system
TimberSafe uses an insulated timber structure to create a new roof above your conservatory.
Inside, choose from a clean uPVC finish or a smooth plastered ceiling. Outside, lightweight tiles complete the roof and give the conservatory a more substantial appearance.
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SkySafe
A contemporary flat roof with light from above
SkySafe combines an insulated flat roof with the option to introduce natural light through rooflights or a roof lantern.
It's a great choice if you want more solid ceiling area and a more architectural feel while keeping daylight at the heart of the room.
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A clean, practical flat roof solution
For conservatories where a flat roof is the right approach, EPDM provides a durable external roofing finish with a clean, understated appearance.
We'll help you understand whether an EPDM flat roof is the right option for your conservatory and the look you want to achieve.
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What difference can a new conservatory roof make?
It's not only about what you see from the outside.
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Better thermal performance
Replacing an older glass or polycarbonate roof with an insulated roof system can significantly improve the thermal performance of the roof, helping the conservatory feel more comfortable as temperatures change outside.
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Quieter when the rain comes down
If you've ever tried to have a conversation beneath a polycarbonate roof in heavy rain, you'll know how disruptive it can be. An insulated replacement roof can create a noticeably quieter environment inside.
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A proper ceiling overhead
A smooth plastered ceiling, integrated lighting and the option of roof windows can completely change the character of an older conservatory, making the space feel much more like a natural part of the home.
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A completely new look outside
From realistic lightweight tiles to contemporary flat roof designs, the roof can be chosen to work with the style of your property rather than looking like an afterthought.
The result isn't simply a newer roof. It's a conservatory that can look and feel very different from the one you started with.
Make the new roof your own
Find a finish that works with your home
If you choose a lightweight tiled conservatory roof, the external finish can make a big difference to the overall look.
Our tile ranges include Metro, Tapco, Lightweight Bond and SlateSkin, with different colours, textures and styles available across the collections.
Whether you want the roof to blend naturally with your property or create a more contemporary contrast, we'll help you find a finish that works.
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Replace the roof, not the whole conservatory
Make more of the structure you already have
If your existing conservatory is still in good condition, a replacement roof can make a significant difference without rebuilding the entire space.
Where the frames and supporting structure are suitable, much of the conservatory can remain while the roof above is replaced or upgraded.
We'll assess the existing structure before recommending a roof system, so you'll know which options are right for your conservatory.
Is roof replacement the right next step?
Not every uncomfortable conservatory needs a completely new roof.
If your existing roof is still in good condition and the main problem is thermal comfort, internal conservatory roof insulation may be enough.
If the roof itself is ageing, leaking, damaged or you're ready for a more substantial change to its construction and appearance, replacing or upgrading it could make more sense.
And if the windows, doors or wider conservatory also need significant work, it may be worth considering a conservatory rebuild instead.
Not sure which applies to yours? You don't need to work that out before speaking to us.
See what a new roof can do
One change. A very different conservatory.
See how replacing or upgrading an older conservatory roof can change the space inside and out.
Explore some of our before and after roof projects and see what's possible with the conservatory you already have.
Why TCIC Living?
The right roof, not just a roof
Having a range of specialist roof systems means we can find a solution for every type of conservatory rather than trying to make one product work everywhere.
We'll consider the shape and structure of your conservatory, the appearance you're looking for, how much natural light you want to keep and what you want to improve about the room.
From lightweight tiled and timber roofs to flat roof systems and options for upgrading a suitable existing roof, we'll help you find the right way forward.
Spread the cost of your home improvements
Flexible interest-free credit options are available, giving you more choice in how you pay.
Conservatory Roof Replacement FAQs
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Can I replace my conservatory roof without replacing the whole conservatory?
In many cases, yes.
If the existing conservatory and supporting structure are suitable, it may be possible to install a replacement roof while retaining much of the conservatory beneath it.
We'll assess the existing structure first and explain which roof options are suitable.
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Can I change a glass or polycarbonate conservatory roof?
Yes, subject to the condition and suitability of the existing conservatory.
Glass and polycarbonate conservatory roofs can be replaced with alternative systems, including lightweight tiled, timber and insulated flat roof options.
The right solution will depend on the existing conservatory, its structure and what you'd like to achieve.
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What is a lightweight conservatory roof replacement?
A lightweight conservatory roof uses a roof structure and external materials designed to keep weight down compared with traditional heavyweight roofing construction.
Lightweight tiled roof systems can give a conservatory the appearance of a tiled roof while being designed specifically for conservatory applications.
The existing conservatory still needs to be assessed to make sure it is suitable for the proposed system.
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What is the best replacement roof for a conservatory?
There isn't one roof that's best for every conservatory.
The right choice depends on factors including the existing structure and roof shape, the appearance you prefer, how much natural light you'd like to retain and what you're hoping to improve about the room.
Because we offer a range of roof systems, we can help you compare the options and find the one that suits your conservatory.
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Will replacing my conservatory roof help if it's too hot or too cold?
An insulated replacement roof can improve thermal performance by helping to reduce heat transfer through the roof.
This can help make an existing conservatory more comfortable as temperatures change, although the overall performance of the room will also be influenced by its windows, glazing, doors, orientation, ventilation and wider construction.
That's why we don't promise a particular temperature or assume the roof is the only factor.
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Can I have rooflights in a replacement conservatory roof?
Depending on the roof system and design, rooflights or a roof lantern can be incorporated to bring natural light into the room from above.
If keeping plenty of overhead daylight is important to you, we'll take that into account when discussing your roof options.
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How long does a conservatory roof replacement take?
Our conservatory roof replacements are typically installed in 1 to 4 days, depending on the size and shape of the conservatory, the roof system chosen and the work involved.
We'll give you a clear idea of the expected timescale before installation begins.
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Do I need Building Regulations to replace my conservatory roof?
Replacement conservatory roofs need to meet the relevant Building Regulations requirements for the project.
Our conservatory roof systems are designed to comply with the relevant requirements, and where Building Regulations approval is required, we can take care of the process for you at an additional cost.
We'll explain what's required for your project before work goes ahead.
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How much does a conservatory roof replacement cost?
The cost of replacing a conservatory roof depends on factors including its size and shape, the roof system, structural requirements and the finishes you choose.
Once we understand your conservatory and what you'd like to achieve, we can recommend suitable options and provide a quotation.
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Should I insulate or replace my conservatory roof?
If the existing roof is in good condition and thermal comfort is the main issue, internal conservatory roof insulation may be enough.
If the roof itself is ageing, damaged or leaking, or you want a more substantial change to its construction and appearance, replacing or upgrading the roof may make better sense.
