When it comes to homeowners, many have concerns, especially with their conservatories and how they can better use them all year round. Most find that their conservatory extensions are not always best equipped for the warmer months. A solid roof installation can make your conservatory useable all year round.

If you are feeling the cold during the winter months and too much heat during the summer months. A solid roof replacement is a perfect solution for the conservatory. A solid roof installed by St Helens Roofing will help to combat heat loss and overheating. Furthermore, a roof conversion will allow you to use your conservatory in spring, summer and the winter months.

What Are The Benefits To A Replacement Solid Roof Conservatory During The Winter?

A replacement conservatory roof can change your conservatory. It can help to create a wide range of benefits during the winter months.

Will It Help To Reduce Heating Bills?

Conservatory glass and polycarbonate roofs are not always the best option for protection against cold weather. Plus, during summer a conservatory extension may be too hot to use due to the direct sunlight.  

A solid roof replacement can help increase thermal efficiency and can help to reduce your heating bills in the long run. Heat loss from your conservatory roof can be reduced by up to 80% leaving your conservatory feeling much more comfortable in the summer and the winter months.

Is It A Quick Installation?

Installation of a replacement roof can be between three to four days. With minimal disruption to your property.

Roof Windows & Spotlights

Natural light from overhead can be a good addition to your replacement tiled roof. Allowing your conservatory to flood with natural light all year round. Helping to make the most out of daylight hours. The installation of spotlights in your new conservatory ceiling can also keep the conservatory illuminated.

Call St Helens Roofing on 01744 611 456 to speak to a conservatory roof specialist.

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