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Are you considering a new conservatory roof? A SupaLite roof could be the ideal option, offering quality, lightweight systems that will upgrade your conservatory into a home extension. A SupaLite roof will make beautiful, modern living possible with a simple roof upgrade that will make a big difference to your way of life.

It's a question we're often asked, especially by people who are currently facing some condensation issues. We get it; the last thing you need is to worsen condensation by retaining more warm air inside the room; however, you will actively prevent condensation from occurring with a correctly installed insulated conservatory roof.

Conservatories can add space, functionality and value to a home, making it a wise investment for many homeowners. Therefore, investing in a conservatory is more than a home improvement option; it’s a means of enhancing your lifestyle and saving on energy bills. 

According to a survey by ‘Which?’ 36% of conservatory owners would build theirs differently if they got the chance again. Many conservatory owners in the UK do not feel content with their conservatories. Still, the flaws vary depending on the quality of the build, the materials used and the design. Some homeowners may want to change the conservatory’s shape, perhaps create a bigger space or invest in self-cleaning glass; however, the biggest issue with traditional conservatories is energy efficiency.

Conservatories can bring personality, extra space and more comfort to homes, but many homeowners, particularly those who made the investment during the 1970s when housebuilding was booming, are suffering from an exhausting list of issues

A conservatory can make a home bigger, brighter and more practical, opening up to the surrounding landscape. They can also add to the re-sale value of a home, with views from inside and outside boosting curb appeal. There is, however, one very obvious potential problem; energy efficiency. 

Following the announcement by the UK Prime Minister on the evening of March 23^rd we are complying with the spirit and letter of that announcement.  This in the best interests of all our clients and colleagues.

It’s quite easy to spot major problems at home, whether that is cracks in walls, clogged guttering, broken roof tiles or faulty central heating. That said there may be certain issues that are “right under your nose” especially if you have a traditional conservatory. Though many people see the conservatory as a rather natural extension of the home, it’s quite common for the room to have a different feel. For example, it may be too hot during the summer, or freezing cold during the winter, making it a room that’s used more for storage than lifestyle purposes. It’s often the small frustrations that add up to describe one major problem; a lack of energy efficiency.

When you add solar panels your roof, you’re guaranteed two key benefits, heat and power. They are more commonly installed on houses and commercial buildings, but did you know that you can install solar panels to your conservatory too?

There has been a surge in recent years with many homeowners choosing to upgrade their conservatory roofs, but why, and can any conservatory roof be easily changed without planning permission?

Over the years, opinions on conservatories have changed. Owning a home with a conservatory was meant to be like a dream come true. In essence, it was an additional room for the home with beautiful views across the garden, and perfect for entertaining guests, enjoying meals or snuggling up with a book! The problem is, for many homeowners, it never quite turned out to be as practical as originally intended. Too many conservatories leave you feeling like you’re inside an icebox during the winter months and a scorching hot greenhouse in the summer. It’s, therefore, no surprise that many people decided to use their conservatories more like sheds or utility spaces.

There are plenty of reasons why it makes perfect sense to invest in a conservatory, but having this additional space in your home is not going to be too important if it’s inhospitable during the wintertime. There are, however, many ways in which you can ensure your conservatory is cosy and welcoming, rather than being a sad, cold and uninviting room when freezing temperatures hit the UK. So what are the best ways in which you can keep a conservatory warm in the winter?

One of the big advantages with a conservatory is that you get beautiful views of your garden all year round. During the winter months, many homeowners who have invested in conservatories are waiting for the warm weather to arrive, but when it does, it feels more like a greenhouse! This shouldn’t be the case, and there are many different ways in which you can cool your conservatory down, and we’re going to run you through some of the most effective methods.

Conservatories have always made for pleasant rooms in the summer months, but many find it difficult to keep the space warm during the cold winter periods.

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We have moved to Unit 57 Bunting Road, NN2 6EE, which will include a showroom for our customers to be completed soon.