Practical solutions for your property
Thermal efficiency focus
We install multi-layer insulation barriers that prevent rapid indoor heat loss during winter and block intense sun glare in summer.
Tailored aesthetic choices
From clean, smooth plastered ceilings to solid external tiled finishes, we help you transform the look and feel of your living space.
Structural integrity checks
Our team inspects your existing glass roof framework and side supports to ensure any modification is safe, stable, and built to last.
Options for upgrading an existing glass conservatory roof
While double-glazed glass offers superior light and durability compared to polycarbonate, older glass roofs frequently present comfort challenges. Over time, clear glazing allows substantial heat gain in direct sunlight and severe heat loss during colder months, making the space difficult to keep comfortable. To address these issues without compromising your home's integrity, several tailored upgrade options are available:
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Internal ceiling insulation: Installing a multi-layered thermal insulation blanket beneath your current glass panels, finished with a smooth plastered ceiling for an immediate comfort boost.
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Tiled roof conversions: Replacing the heavy glass panels with lightweight, insulated external tiles that give your conservatory the feel of a solid extension.
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High-performance glazing updates: Replacing outdated glass units with modern, solar-reflective glass panels to reduce glare while retaining overhead sunlight.


Choosing between a glass roof upgrade and a full replacement
Deciding whether to upgrade your existing glass roof or proceed with a complete structural replacement depends largely on the condition of your current framework. If your existing aluminium or timber support bars and side frames are sound, leak-free, and structurally secure, an internal insulation upgrade or panel replacement offers a cost-effective solution with minimal disruption. However, if the supporting structure shows signs of age, frame distortion, or recurring water ingress, a full replacement, removing the old frame entirely to build a new engineered roof, may be necessary to ensure long-term stability and performance. We conduct an initial inspection to provide clear recommendations based on your home's requirements.

