Conservatory Repairs

10/06/2019

Glass films
High performance glass films are a simple and cost effective way to reduce heat and glare in your conservatory. Available in a wide range of tints and strengths we can transform the way you are able to use your room. Offering up to 50% heat reduction and 99% UV exclusion they are the perfect solution to sweltering heat and blinding glare.

We can supply and fit one way mirror films, privacy, energy saving low 'e' films or safety films

Professionally applied films will not crack or peel and have a lifespan of ten or more years without visible deterioration, all films can be cleaned with normal glass cleaning methods and once applied are indistinguishable from factory tinted glass.

We are happy to advise on the best product for your requirements

Frosted privacy film

Glass safety film

Decorative film

UV protection

Solar heat film

Energy saving film

Tinted film

One way film

28/03/2019

You may have seen companies offering to insulate your conservatory roof by fitting internal insulation and then plasterboard or UPVC cladding. This may be an effective solution but can lead to problems in the future should the existing roof develop a leak. This also involves screwing battens to the roof frame, this is not good practice.
Our high performance insulated panels are a direct replacement for polycarbonate or glass roofs, your existing frame is not modified in any way and the panels come with an easy clean satin internal and external finish. Most installations are completed within one day with very little disruption. You can even opt to leave some panels clear for extra light, an option rarely offered by other companies.
Most companies are reluctant to publish prices, there’s a reason for that, it’s to draw you in to a slick sales system.
An ‘ average ‘ 3m x 3m Victorian style conservatory costs in the region of £2000 to convert with no hidden charges or extras. Of course your conservatory will be different but we are happy to quote even from some rough dimensions and a photo so no salesmen, actually we don’t have any, you deal directly with the people who do the work.
For a free quotation and more information simple message me with the size of your room and, if possible, a photograph.

Please note:- to maintain your privacy we do not publish prices on this public page, we will personal message you. If we ask for more details it is only so we may give you an accurate figure.

We are based near Derby and we cover an approximate 50 mile radius, including Leicester, Sheffield, Nottingham, Newark, Mansfield, Worksop, Burton, Coventry and East Birmingham.
We do work further afield depending on your requirements, so please ask.
I’m afraid we do not cover London or the home counties.

For more detailed information please see our websites:-
www.conservatoryrepairer.co.uk
www.conservatoryhelp.co.uk

Or you can email direct to:- [email protected]

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21/01/2019

25/06/2018

An interesting renovation to say the least. We’ve never seen a conservatory roof held together ( literally) with sellotape before.
It was a sticky job removing the old roof, but once we had cleared it out of the way we were able to fit a modern high performance roof. All carried out in one day.
Quite a transformation.

09/04/2017

A new polycarbonate roof system, fitted to the existing timber roof of an old Wickes type conservatory. All the new bars are powder coated aluminium as is the ridge cover.

09/04/2017

An old Everlite low pitch roof, badly oxidised and brittle. Replaced with a new thermally efficient polycarbonate roof system, and leak free, of course.

12/11/2016

Possibly the worst conservatory roof we have come across. Constructed from a random selection of materials left over from a garden shed.
Looking much smarter now with new rafters, polycarbonate and glazing bars.

25/07/2016

Renovating a conservatory with an Everlite Enduro roof, at the end of its life. These roofs are designed for low pitches, typically on bungalows, where ridge height is restricted. They are horrible when new and, in my opinion, an example of all that can be bad in engineering design.
It was so fragile that we managed to remove it with a couple of chip forks.
The replacement is aluminium/ upvc with 35mm multiwall polycarbonate. So much more elegant and durable.

25/07/2016

Fitting new polycarbonate and bars to a Wickes conservatory.

08/06/2016

New roof fitted to hardwood conservatory

16/01/2014

This is an original Victorian conservatory we are restoring on a grade 2 listed building.
It's in a sorry state, look out for the finished result.

16/01/2014