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A few questions, we often get asked

Will a new roof really improve the temperature inside my conservatory?

Yes certainly! An All Season Roof will dramatically change the temperature making your room much warmer during the winter and cooler throughout the summer allowing you to enjoy your conservatory all year round.

Will my new frames withstand a new roof?

An All Seasons Roof is more or less the same weight as a glass roof. In accordance with Government Guidelines, if the structure shows no signs of distress, the existing foundations are likely to be adequate to carry the small additional loadings. We advise on installers checking the footings and adding reinforcements to frames if necessary.

Will my new room feel darker inside?

A reduction in natural light will occur when replacing your existing roof. Adding opening roof lights with internal lighting will make your room feel bright and airy.

Will my new roof be strong enough to stand on to clean house windows?

Can I make the appearance of my new roof blend in with my house.

Absolutely, you can customise your All Season Roof with a range of tile options, gutter and fascia colours to blend in perfectly with your existing home

Is condensation really a problem with
other roof systems?

Yes, condensation build up within the roof structure can cause you endless problems down the line such as damp patches, leaks and plasterboard cracking. Our wooden structure combined with our exceptional thermal performance can be sure to put your mind at ease.

Yes, your All Season Roof is strong enough to stand on but we advise on all health and safety procedures being carried out prior to doing so.

Will a new roof reduce the noise I can hear from outside?

An All Season Roof will substantially reduce external noise especially as the roof insulation itself has acoustic performance properties. This considerable noise reduction will allow you to be more relaxed especially during inclement weather.

Do I need Building Control approval?

Generally Building Control is required but it is wise to consult with your local council Building Control department as Building Control opinion can vary from council to council.