After around ten years of regular use your conservatory may start to show signs of wear and tear, particularly with the roof. This is not only a major inconvenience, but it can lead to more serious problems such as damp and leaks. If this is the case, you may need to replace your existing conservatory roof.

If you’re looking for a replacement that is both stylish and functional, then you should consider a lightweight tiled roof. This type of roof is becoming more popular as a refit option for old conservatories and also features on new build structures. The reason for this is that it offers the advantages of a solid roof whilst still being able to be used throughout all seasons.

There are a number of different manufacturers of these roofs, all of which offer products with a range of colour options and finishes. For example, the Supalite Vega system has an impressively realistic slate and clay tile finish which is designed to give a Victorian orangery look.

This roof is designed to be a ‘wrap around’ system that can be fitted over the existing structure of your conservatory without damaging it. This is because it uses a’silent’ polycarbonate layer underneath the tiles to provide a sound proofing effect, whereas some other systems use a mineral felt layer which can cause noise problems.

Another advantage of this type of roof is that it does not require any planning permission. This is because the law changed in 2010 and now all conservatories are classed as part of the property rather than an extension so can be replaced without needing to apply for any type of planning permission. This is not necessarily the case if you are in a listed or conservation area, however.

One of the biggest benefits of a conservatory roof replacement is that it will help to improve your property’s overall value. According to a recent article by On The Market, a well maintained conservatory can add up to 12% to the value of your home. This increase in the value of your property will be down to a combination of factors, including the improved insulation that a tiled roof can bring.

A good quality tiled roof will ensure that your conservatory is warm and comfortable throughout all seasons. This will not only make it more usable and practical, but it will also help to reduce your energy bills. This will work to help you save money and is a great way to protect your investment in your home.

A roof replacement can be a complex project, which is why you should always choose a professional installer to carry out the work. They will be able to assess your existing conservatory and advise you on the best solution to meet your requirements. They will be able to explain the various options available, including the types of ceiling and roofing tiles. In addition, they will be able to provide you with an accurate quotation for the work. lightweight conservatory roof replacement