Conservatories Horwich | Conservatory Roof Replacements

What advantages does adding a conservatory offer for my home in Horwich?

In Horwich, adding a conservatory is a great way to improve your living space. With our extensive experience in building extensions across Horwich and Greater Manchester, we are dedicated to making your vision a reality. Our expertise allows us to assist you in choosing the perfect style for your conservatory, extension, or sunroom.

Our conservatories, extensions, and sunrooms offer various roofing options. These include traditional glass roofs, providing a classic look and maximum sunlight, and modern, energy-efficient solid tiled roofs that offer excellent insulation and energy savings.

To speak with a member of our expert team in Horwich, please contact us at 01744 611203. We are excited to offer you comprehensive guidance and support throughout your project.

Gable Conservatory with Oak finish and glass roof

Energy Efficient

Conservatories can offer a level of energy efficiency for your home.

Increase Space

A conservatory will help to increase the living space in your home.

Boost Value

One of the best ways to increase value is to add an extension.

Unique Choices

Our bespoke Greater Manchester conservatories can be as individual to you.

Stylish Doors

Choose various doors, including uPVC sliding patios, French doors, and Aluminium bi-folds.

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What is the difference between a traditional and a contemporary conservatory?

In Horwich, there’s a diverse selection of conservatory styles available for you to choose from, each customizable to suit your home perfectly. Introducing a conservatory creates a comfortable space for your family to enjoy throughout the year and enhances your home’s value. Whether you’re drawn to the classic elegance of a Victorian design or the contemporary allure of a Lean-to style, our team is here to help. Take a look at the illustrations below to discover the range of styles available for your consideration.

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Lean-To-Conservatory

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Victorian Conservatories

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Edwardian-Conservatory

Do I need planning permission for a conservatory?

If you’re considering a conservatory project in Horwich, it might involve obtaining planning permission. Our team is ready to assist you through this process, and any associated fees will be transparently outlined on your final order.

Should you require support with planning permission or ensuring compliance with building regulations, please inform our home improvements advisor. They will thoroughly discuss all aspects with you, including planning permissions, local authority approvals, and relevant regulations. We are committed to providing clear communication and guidance at every stage.

For further details, please reach out to us at 01744 611203 to connect with a member of our Horwich team.

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Why is it called a conservatory?

The term “conservatory” has its roots in the Italian word “conservato,” meaning “stored,” and the Latin suffix “ory,” indicating “a place for.” Originally, it described a building used for storing food. However, its meaning evolved to refer to a glass enclosure designed to shield or nurture plants during colder weather.

During the 18th century, conservatories gained popularity as graceful additions to grand residences. This trend gave rise to enduring architectural styles such as Victorian and Edwardian, which continue to be favoured in modern times.