Has your conservatory roof been damaged due to extreme temperatures, making it unusable for extended periods? We understand this frustration. We specialise in reworking underutilised conservatories into comfortable and energy-efficient living spaces that can be enjoyed year-round. We ensure a clean and tidy work environment, minimising disruption to your daily life.
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Contact Ashworth Joinery today for conservatory roofing services. We will discuss your project requirements in detail, address any enquiries you may have, and provide a quotation.
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We only work with the top building merchants, Including Travis Perkins, Eurocell & Alty's. we use either Britmet or Tapco composite slates for the external roofs and Firestone for the rubber flat roofs.
​Common Issues our customers face with their conservatories
- Too cold to use in winter, too hot to use in summer.
- Polycarbonate panels damaged or slipped out of place causing leaks.
- Glass units damaged or failed.
- missing spar caps or end caps.
- Leaking gutters & downpipes.
- failed lead work.
with our proven tiled roof conversions, we guarantee these issues will no longer be a worry.
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Long-Lasting Solutions For your Conservatory
Our conservatory roof conversions are not temporary fixes. Crafted with high-quality insulated materials, they deliver thermal benefits whilst aesthetically changing the appearance of the whole conservatory.
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Enhanced Thermal Performance: Superior insulation ensures warmth retention during winter, significantly reducing energy expenditure. Conversely, it regulates temperature in summer, preventing excessive heat build-up.
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Year-Round Usability: Our solutions create a comfortable environment, allowing you to utilise your conservatory fully throughout all seasons.
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Aesthetically Pleasing Enhancements: We offer a variety of roof styles and finishes to seamlessly complement your home's architecture, resulting in a visually appealing addition.
For All Major Home Appliances
Call Us On 07393 450540 To Explore Our Conservatory Roof Options.
