Conservatory Roof Styles
At Home Windows, we excel in transforming homes throughout the UK with top-notch conservatory roof replacement services, offering long-lasting, eco-friendly, and elegant options tailored to your needs.
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Tailored Warm Roofs for Every Conservatory
Conservatories come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles. No matter the design of your space, we can create the perfect Guardian Warm Roof to complement and enhance it.
Edwardian
Edwardian conservatories feature a classic sunroom design, offering a timeless aesthetic.
Paired with elegant roof windows, the Edwardian Guardian Warm Roof is a traditional yet practical choice, maximizing the space below while maintaining a stylish look. Its versatile ridge design also makes it an excellent solution for bungalow extensions.
Lean-To
The Guardian Lean-To is perfect for optimizing space at the rear of your home. It offers flexibility with the option of one or two hips (slopes) at the ends.
This design is particularly well-suited for kitchen extensions, and with a roof pitch as low as 15º, it can easily accommodate roof windows for added natural light.
Victorian
Victorian conservatories are ideal for homes with limited garden space.
The faceted front of the Victorian Guardian Warm Roof not only enhances the exterior appearance but also creates a unique interior feature. The internal plaster finish follows the faceted angles of the roof, adding character to the space.
Gable Ended
Gable-ended conservatories stand out with their impressive height, thanks to a long central ridge.
The Gable End Guardian Warm Roof enhances this design by allowing for the addition of roof windows, maximizing natural light and creating a bright, open atmosphere.
Combination
For those looking for versatility, combination conservatories provide the best of both worlds.
A P-shaped design merges two different styles to create a more expansive living space. Other options include T-shaped layouts or fully bespoke configurations tailored to your home’s needs.
Our accreditations and licenses
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Trustmark
This is the only Government-endorsed quality scheme for work in or around your home. Trustmark requires strict vetting procedures, including checking our customer contracts, internal documents like survey sheets, accounting practices, and even our invoices.
Fensa
FENSA aims to professionalise installers and protect homeowners. It vets installers and conducts regular assessments to ensure high standards, energy efficiency, and compliance with building regulations and local council registrations.
Made In Britain
Certifies products made from start to finish in a British factory by British craftspeople.
GGF
GGF has been a key Trade Federation since 1977, recognised by 8,000 members. We leverage the GGF to enhance our customers’ experience throughout the process.
Installsure
Installsure covers any outstanding issues or warranties if we go out of business. Thus, you can have peace of mind knowing that your warranty remains valid and support is available, even in the worst-case scenario.
UKCA
The UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) mark is a product marking that indicates that a product complies with UK legislation and is intended for sale in Great Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales).
BSI
The national standards body of the United Kingdom sets standards for products and services and provides certification and testing services. BSI was founded in London in 1901 as the Engineering Standards Committee
SBD
The Secured By Design is the official police security initiative that works to improve the security of buildings and their immediate surroundings to provide a safe place to shop. Products that have this accreditation are recognised standards for all security products that can deter and reduce crime.
Frequently Asked Questions About Conservatory Roof Replacement
A: Replacing your conservatory roof can solve common issues like poor insulation, leaks, or an outdated look. A new roof with modern tiles improves comfort, reduces energy bills, and refreshes your home’s appearance.
A: Lightweight tiles are typically made from durable, weather-resistant materials like composite plastics or aluminum, designed to mimic traditional tiles while being easier to install and maintain
A: Most replacements take between 1-3 days, depending on the size of your conservatory and the complexity of the job. We aim to minimise disruption to your routine.
A: Yes! Modern tiles offer excellent insulation, keeping heat in during winter and making your conservatory a cosy, usable space all year round.
A: In most cases, no, as it’s considered a home improvement. However, we’ll check local regulations and advise you if any permissions are needed.