New conservatories offer an ideal space for any property. Choose from a selection of traditional and modern conservatory designs. Furthermore, we are a conservatory company that manufactures our windows and doors in-house. Make sure you get the right product for your home. Our double glazed traditional conservatories and modern conservatories are a welcome addition to any dwelling.
Choose from a large selection of double glazed conservatories with A-rated double glazing as standard. Plus, our team will work with you on each phase of your extension. The double-glazed conservatories we offer come with affordable polycarbonate roofs, traditional glass roofs, or a popular lightweight tiled roof option.
At St Helens Windows, we understand that a new conservatory is a big commitment, so visit our conservatory showroom to view a range of designs available on display or book an appointment online. Our Home Improvements Advisers will give you a full demonstration on site.
What is a good size for a conservatory?
Over the past 25 years, we’ve completed several conservatories throughout the North West of England. The conservatories illustrated on this page are a modest collection of new conservatory projects completed by us as a company. The new conservatory extension images show a mixture of double glazing options, door ideas, and roofing options for new conservatories. Furthermore, many of our conservatory projects have been designed specifically by and for the customer. Click on any image to get a better view of our new conservatories.
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What conservatory colours are there?
Our traditional and modern uPVC conservatories are available in a variety of colours, including RAL colours. Furthermore, we don’t just manufacture uPVC conservatories. We produce Aluminium conservatories in multiple colour options too. The following colours give you an idea of only a few colours available for your new conservatory. Call 01744 611 203 to discuss our conservatory colour schemes with a team member.
Can I use a conservatory all year round?
Conservatories add much-needed space to a property. The double-glazed glass holds the heat within the glass utilising gases known as Argon gas. Argon gas helps to stop cold air from entering your home. Choose from a range of stylish energy-efficient conservatories. Furthermore, we design our extensions to offer double-glazed glass options. Plus, we supply several roof choices, including traditional double glazed roofs, affordable polycarbonate sheets or a contemporary lightweight tiled roof. Click here to discover more about an all year round roof conversion.
Do you need planning permission for conservatories?
Your conservatory may require planning permission. Our team can help with the planning permission process. However, the service involves a fee that depends on your projects requirements. Our charge for this service is shown separately on your final order.
If you require us to deal with the planning permission or building regulations, please inform our Home Improvements Advisor, and they will be happy to discuss the details. The advisers will go through all of your specifications, including planning permissions, local authority approval, and any other necessary regulations. Furthermore, the team will communicate with you throughout the whole project, offering step by step advice.
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What are the benefits of a conservatory?
Beautiful conservatories create that extra much-needed space. Whether it’s for relaxation, entertaining or work. Most house conservatories are tailor-made just for you so whether you are looking for a traditional Victorian house conservatory or a contemporary Lean-to summer room. Your new conservatory will add value to your home and create a peaceful space for you and your family to experience all year round.
What type of conservatory should I choose?
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Frequently asked questions about conservatories
Do I need planning permission for a conservatory?
The majority of conservatories do not need planning permission. That is because they fall under the bracket of permitted development. There are a variety of factors that affect planning permission. However, we can help if you need planning. We have a team of experts on hand to help make the process as stress-free as possible.
What are the differences between a conservatory and an orangery?
Conservatories tend to feature less brickwork and come with a large area of windows. Orangeries, on the other hand, look similar to an extension. We tend to build our orangeries with brick, and they are perfect with a lantern roof. That boosts the natural light in your home.
Do I need a foundation for my conservatory?
A conservatory needs to have a solid foundation, similar to a house. That is because it is an extension of the living space in your property. Without foundations, your conservatory would be prone to moving and falling. That is why a foundation is crucial and comes as part of our building process.
If you want to know more about how we lay our foundations, get in contact with our team. Call 01744 611 203 to find out more.
Does my conservatory have to be uPVC?
Although uPVC conservatories are a popular choice, we can also offer Aluminium conservatories. Our uPVC designs will have a similar look to the majority of the extensions you will see. However, we can make each design unique to your preferences.
On the other hand, our Aluminium conservatories have a slimmer framework. These conservatories are a stylish choice and are easy to maintain.
How long will my conservatory last?
A correctly built conservatory can last for years with the right care and maintenance. When we design your extension, our team will be able to take you through the things you need to know to ensure your conservatory stands the test of time.
What type of conservatory furniture is suitable?
Once you have decided on your perfect conservatory, you can start to consider your conservatory furniture. Conservatory furniture is ideal for indoor and outdoor areas. Aesthetically pleasing furniture will add to your beautiful living space. If you’re looking to add a classical feel to your new extension, a willow or wooden table and chairs set will help with a traditional look, or you may want to opt for the contemporary rattan, metal, or glass touch. Whatever you choose, try to keep a neutral colour palette.
Conservatory near me?
If you are looking for conservatories in your area, St Helens Windows has a fantastic selection for you. Our expert fitters can take you through the process from start to finish and take care of planning permission. If you are interested in conservatories near you, get in touch with our team.
What roofing options are available?
Are you looking to replace your old conservatory roof? You can create a whole new living space with a new conservatory roof. Choose a lightweight tiled roof option, replace your existing glass roof with new energy-efficient glass or add new polycarbonate panels. All these replacement roof options come in a range of colours and styles.
A lightweight tiled conservatory conversion is a reliable way to get the most out of your extension.
The right high-performance glass roof conservatory is a significant part of your extension.
Polycarbonate roofing is lightweight and strong, making polycarbonate roofing panels a popular roof option.
What is a conservatory used for?
A conservatory conversion offers an ideal new living space for any property. Choose from a selection of modern conservatory designs to replace your existing conservatory. Furthermore, we manufacture our conservatories in-house. Making sure you get the right product for your home. Our double glazed modern conservatories are a welcome addition to any residence. Choose from a range of stylish energy-efficient conservatories. We design our extensions to offer double-glazed glass options. Plus, we supply several roof choices, including traditional double glazed roofs, affordable polycarbonate sheets or a contemporary lightweight tiled roof.
You may find that your current roof is too hot during the summer and too cold in winter. That can leave your room uncomfortable and unusable for most of the year. Maybe it is time for a conservatory conversion. Upgrading your existing conservatory roof with a thermally efficient, warm roof is a great choice.
Book an appointment with our Home Improvements Advisers and discover more about our lightweight roofs.
What other products are available?
Sliding patio doors are an effective doorway into your garden. We can offer a variation of materials including, uPVC and aluminium, and we create our sliding doors in our warehouse.
Transform your outdoor space with a low-maintenance veranda. Check out our luxury veranda range. A verandah is ideal for entertaining family and friends in the garden.
A bi-folding door is a smart approach for your home. These usually consist of three glass panels that fold away easily. We build our bi-folding doors in-house.
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