Depending on style and budget, you could opt for glass, tiled, or polycarbonate roofing for your roof replacement, which will create a more comfortable, all-year-round usable living space.
Our expert conservatory installers work throughout Basingstoke and Hampshire, delivering high-quality conservatories for all styles of property. Whether your home is modern, traditional or period, we’ll ensure your new Hampshire conservatory installation performs beautifully for years to come.
Maximise the natural light in your home with our quality conservatories with full-length glazing panels, which can be complemented by a glass, tiled or solid roof.
Our roofs are designed with engineered precision to be whether tested for all weathers, including wind and snow.
Our conservatory roofs will offer a comfortable living area throughout the colder months.
Contact us today to arrange a free, no-obligation quote for your conservatory roof replacement. We cover Hampshire, Reading, Guildford, and the surrounding areas, offering tailored advice to help you choose the right replacement conservatory roof solution for your home.
Whether you’re looking to improve comfort, energy efficiency, or simply refresh the look of your conservatory, our team will guide you through the options and ensure a smooth, professional installation from start to finish.
Every installation we complete is fully covered by our 10-year insurance backed guarantee.
If for any reason, there is a problem with your product or the installation, we will put things right at no extra cost.
Our solid conservatory roofs are made from polycarbonate, which offers a lower-cost alternative to glass and comes in a range of colours and thicknesses. It’s guaranteed for 25 years.
Our lightweight tiles for conservatory roofs are manufactured to withstand extreme temperature variation. With an authentic slate design, our conservatory roofs will look good on any home. Tiled conservatory roofing provides the best sound and heat insulation and is available for conservatories with brick or part-brick construction. We offer a lightweight tiled roof option that is simple to install and has large roof vents to allow maximum light.
Take a look at some of our latest conservatory roof installations across Basingstoke, Winchester, and Hampshire. From tiled roof upgrades to energy-efficient warm roof conversions, our expert team has helped homeowners transform tired conservatories into modern, comfortable living spaces that can be enjoyed all year round.
Discover valuable tips in our Maintenance and Cleaning Guide that will help you maintain your installations, ensuring they last longer and perform at their best. By following this guidance, you can avoid potential charges for repairs due to neglect or improper maintenance, keeping your products in line with their warranty.
Discover valuable tips in our Maintenance and Cleaning Guide that will help you maintain your installations, ensuring they last longer and perform at their best. By following this guidance, you can avoid potential charges for repairs due to neglect or improper maintenance, keeping your products in line with their warranty.
We know that replacing your conservatory roof can raise a few questions, and our team at Excellent Windows is always happy to help guide you through your options.
The cost of a new conservatory roof in the UK typically ranges from £3,000 to £7,500 for standard replacements, with most homeowners spending between £4,000 and £6,000. For solid or tiled roofs, prices usually start from £6,000 and can exceed £10,000+, depending on the size and specification of your conservatory.
Yes, in most cases you can replace the roof while keeping the existing structure. This makes it a quicker and more cost-effective option than rebuilding the entire conservatory, with installations often completed in just a few days.
For many homeowners, yes. A solid roof can significantly improve insulation, making the space usable all year round, while also reducing noise and enhancing the overall look of the property.
In most cases, yes. Replacing a lightweight roof with a solid or tiled system usually requires building regulations approval to ensure structural safety and energy efficiency. Planning permission is often not required, but building regs are.
Whether you would like more information or have any questions regarding our services or products, please feel free to contact us directly. Alternatively, you can use the enquiry form provided, and a member of our team will deal with your query as soon as possible.
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