Edwardian Style:

The Edwardian (sometimes called Georgian) style conservatory is a very popular choice because it utilises the maximum floor area and if French doors are installed to one side instead of the front you avoid the ‘tunnel effect’ of furniture being pushed to the sides of the building. An elegant design, suitable for adding to any age or style of house, it is really well suited to having a dwarf brick wall around the bottom giving lots of window cill space for plants,ornaments, etc. It is often built with a full height brick wall to the neighbours side giving maximum privacy to an open space.

Victorian Style:

One of our most popular styles of conservatory is the classic Victorian with either three or five facets. It is an extremely elegant design which will compliment any style of property whether you have an older building or even a brand new home on the latest development. Available in all colours with or without a dwarf brick wall which may be built to any height and may match your existing brickwork or even completely contrast from it.

Traditional Lean-To Style:

Simple cost effective solution to that extra room when you are on a budget or have a bungalow or house with particularly low eaves. Polycarbonate or glass roof materials are available on all our different styles of conservatory according to budget. Dwarf brick walls are as popular on this design as they are on all the others but glazing down to floor or moulded panels to bottom sections are available as an option. Clean lines and simple design make this a very popular choice.

Gable fronted style:

The newest addition to the range is the Gable fronted style which gives a much airier feel due to the extra height available in the roof space. The gable end itself creates a big impact giving the conservatory a more expensive look.

Adding a sunburst effect or coloured leaded glass to the gable also allows you to have your own individual look to your new conservatory.

'P' shape or 'T' shape styles:

These shapes tend to be more suited to the larger property giving a much more versatile space to your addition. Allowing perhaps one area to be devoted to a sitting space and the other area for dining for example, without overcrowding the conservatory.

Orangeries:

The most distinctive style of garden room which you can add to your property. The Orangery usually includes much more brickwork than the standard style conservatory, with the roof style being very different, consisting of the central glass roof section being surrounded with a flat roof area which is weatherproofed by the use of the SARNAFIL roof assured roofing system.

We openly admit that we are not the cheapest company when it comes to uPVC products but that is simply because we are very particular about the materials we use and the professional finish that we insist we give to our work.

We have built up a reputation for competitive pricing when comparing like for like in the uPVC market by offering the quality and finish that the customer wants at a price that is not out of reach thereby giving, we hope, the right balance between the two.

We pass on to you, the customer, savings by not employing highly paid high pressure salesmen. We only use highly knowledgable surveyors who will discuss your requirements and advise on the suitability of the designs you ask for. This is followed up by a very detailed written quotation complete with drawings of the proposed installation of your doors, windows, conservatory etc for you to peruse at your leisure.

We know that you are looking for value for money and the reassurance of a local company offering a ten year insurance backed warranty to give you peace of mind when making a major purchase such as new windows / doors or conservatory. Our dedicated team are here to take you through this very important purchase, every step of the way.

Construction of your conservatory, whatever design you have chosen usually takes 2 to 3 weeks from first stage of digging out footings to completion of the structure. Once all the building / brickwork is complete, we leave everything to cure for approx 1 week before installing the windows, doors and roof. Glazing completes the job before final cleaning and inspection prior to handover to you the customer.

All our builders and fitters are employed within the company and are fully trained and have many years experience fittting windows, doors, conservatories, fascia, soffits and guttering.

We also have access to qualified tradespeople to cover all electrical, plumbing, plastering and floor and wall tiling.