Before you start planning what style of conservatory to buy, we have listed a few things to consider. Hopefully, this blog post should help to provide you with some helpful insight for your new project.
One advantage of having a conservatory installed to your home is that it could improve the value of your property. A new conservatory can also help to increase the space in your home. Furthermore, you may want to consider talking to some local estate agents with regards to valuing your property before you add a new conservatory. Doing this allows you time to review how much potential a new conservatory could add to your property. Other extensions to consider are orangeries and porches.
Check with your local planning authority to see if you need planning permission for a new conservatory. Furthermore, planning permission can accrue further charges to your conservatory build, seek expert advice when it comes to planning permission.
Do you want to be able to take a back seat and relax, while the company does all the work for you? Or do you want to get fully involved in the planning and building of your new conservatory? Whatever the answer is, it will help you to decide which is the right home improvements company for your project, ensure that the company you choose maintains guarantees and accreditations, should something not go to plan.
Finding the best conservatory style to suit your property can be difficult. Most home improvement companies will have advisers on hand to assist you in choosing a conservatory to suit your home. Inquire with the home improvements company before you buy. Our home improvements advisers do offer a professional demonstration and will happily create a visual representation of your chosen conservatory, where possible.
Maintaining your conservatory will require time and energy. A uPVC conservatory will need very little maintenance. The double glazed windows will certainly want cleaning regularly, but the actual uPVC conservatory will probably need a clean every six months. However, a wooden conservatory can take up additional time and maintenance, as a wood conservatory will require preserving with wood treatment.
Deciding how your conservatory will best connect to your home is a good question, do you opt for an open-plan extension or something like bi-fold sliding doors to separate the rooms. Moreover, bi-fold sliding doors can give a conservatory a stylish look and offer good access to your new conservatory. Additional options include French doors or sliding patio doors. Both door options ensure that the two rooms have adequate separation.
For more information on choosing a bespoke designed conservatory for your home, call 01744 611203 and speak with our team of experts.
