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Conservatories

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A conservatory is a glazed room, with glass walls and roof, creating a light-filled space to connect with the garden, originally for plants but now often a versatile living area (sunroom, dining, office) for relaxation, adding value and space to a home, with modern designs offering better insulation for year-round use.

Available in many different styles & shapes to make the most of the space you have available.

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VICTORIAN

Rounded bay
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EDWARDIAN

Rectangular, symmetrical
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LEAN TO

sloped roof against house for small spaces
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Lantern

tiered roof, great for height and light
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  • Increased Living Space: Provides extra room for a living room, dining area, playroom, or home office.
  • Abundant Natural Light: Large glass panels and roofs flood the space with sunlight, which is known to boost mood and health.
  • Versatility of Use: Can function as a relaxation, sunroom, gym, art studio, or a "green oasis" for plants.
  • Better View of the Garden: Connects the home to the outdoors, allowing you to enjoy the garden regardless of the weather.
  • Creates a "Wow" Factor: Acts as a beautiful, modern architectural addition that enhances appeal. 
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  • Added Property Value: A well-built, high-quality conservatory can increase a home's value by up to 7%.
  • Cost-Effective Extension: Generally cheaper than traditional bricks-and-mortar extensions.
  • Cheaper Alternative to Moving: Adds essential space without the high costs, stress, and inconvenience of selling and moving home.
  • Good Return on Investment (ROI): Can yield a high return, with some reports suggesting up to 108% in added value. 
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  • Year-Round Usability: Modern heating, double glazing, and solid roof options ensure the room is comfortable in both summer and winter.
  • Energy Efficiency: Double/triple glazing and insulating materials help retain heat, reducing energy bills.
  • Noise Reduction: Specifically with solid roofs, conservatories can offer superior acoustic insulation against external noise.
  • Reduced Maintenance: Modern uPVC and composite materials require little to no painting and are easy to clean.
  • Often No Planning Permission Needed: Frequently classified as "permitted development" (subject to restrictions), making them easier to build than full extensions. 

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