Very pleased with the end result. The team were very friendly, professional and very tidy cleaning up after each day. Everything was explained with a final cost, which was very good compared to other quotes. I have no hesitation in recommending Warm Roof Conservatory Ltd.
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What a replacement conservatory roof costs
A conservatory roof replacement costs from £6,000 for a 3 × 3m conservatory to £9,200 for a 5 × 5m. Skylights are £500 each, and plastering, electrics and your choice of tiles are included. Use the cost calculator to work out yours before anyone comes out.
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07551 689807 Edlington, Doncaster
Conservatory roof replacement cost calculator
Enter the size of your conservatory and how many skylights you want. Every shape is priced the same way, and the plastered ceiling, electrics and your choice of tiles are included.
Width is along the wall of the house, depth is how far the conservatory comes out. For a Victorian or P-shape, measure the widest point each way.
Your estimate
- Roof, 3 × 3m
- £6,000
- Skylights
- None
- Plastering, electrics and tiles
- Included
Worked out from our published prices. The free survey confirms it in writing.
Get this price confirmed
Leave your details and we will call to arrange a free survey. Your measurements come through with them, so you will not need to repeat anything.
Factors affecting conservatory roof replacement costs
Two things set the price: the size of the roof and the number of skylights. The rest is included.
Size
The main factor. A 3 × 3m roof is £6,000, and each extra metre on either side adds £800.
Skylights
£500 each, fitted, framed and flashed. How many you want, and where they go, is entirely your call.
The finish
Included. Choose the tile profile and colour to suit your house, with fascias, ridge and guttering to match.
Plastering and electrics
Included. A plastered ceiling with the electrics done turns the roof into a proper room.
The state of the frame
Checked at the free survey, so anything the frame or base needs is known before the work starts rather than halfway through it.
Removal and fitting
Included. Taking away the old roof, the new insulated structure and the labour to fit all of it.
Conservatory roof replacement prices
The fitted price for the roof, with plastering, electrics and your choice of tiles included. Roofs over 5m on either side are priced at the free survey.
By size
- 3 × 3m, 9m² £6,000
- 3 × 4m, 12m² £6,800
- 4 × 4m, 16m² £7,600
- 4 × 5m, 20m² £8,400
- 5 × 5m, 25m² £9,200
Extras and what is included
- Each skylight +£500
- Plastered ceiling Included
- Electrics Included
- Your choice of tile and colour Included
- Removing the old roof Included
What a quote from us actually includes
Removing and taking away the old roof, the new insulated structure, the tiles, the fascias and guttering, the skylights you asked for, and the labour to fit all of it.
Plastering and electrics are included too, so the ceiling is finished as part of the same price. Scaffolding, where the job needs it, is priced in rather than added later.
You get it in writing. Nothing is quoted verbally and then adjusted afterwards.
What moves it up, and what brings it down
Most of this is inside your control once you know it is there.
Keeping the frame
›Fitting to the frame you already have is the single biggest saving against taking the conservatory down and starting again.
The room as well as the roof
›Plastering and electrics are included, so finishing the room inside adds nothing to the price of the roof.
Panels, or the whole roof
›If two polycarbonate panels have cracked, replacing those is cheaper. It also leaves you with the same cold roof.
What it saves you afterwards
The honest answer is that it depends on how you heat the room now and how much you used it before. A conservatory that was shut off for half the year does not have a heating bill to reduce; what changes is that you get the room back.
Where a conservatory was being heated through the winter, insulating above it stops heat leaving through the roof. We are not going to put a percentage on your saving, because we would be guessing at your house, your heating and your habits, and a guess dressed as a figure is worse than no figure.
Every installation carries a 10 year insurance backed warranty
Insurance backed means the cover sits with an insurer rather than only with us, so it holds regardless of what happens to the company that fitted the roof.
That is part of the price rather than an extra line on the quote.
I used these for my mum and dad's conservatory and seriously can't fault the work. Not only the price but the standard of work too is superb. They were fantastic from start to finish. Highly recommend to anyone. My mum and dad are over the moon.
John SmeatonI am very impressed with everything. The guys that came to do my roof started work as soon as they arrived & never stopped working all the time they were here. Even made sure everything was cleaned up before they left. My conservatory is so much better now. Thank you. Also thanks to Chris for explaining everything in a way I could understand.
Patricia PickeringGreat workforce, really pleased with the result cleaned everything after they finished an excellent job
david torringtonQuestions about cost
How much does a conservatory roof replacement cost?
£6,000 for a 3 × 3m conservatory, plus £800 for each extra metre on either side, so a 4 × 4m is £7,600 and a 5 × 5m is £9,200. Skylights are £500 each. Plastering, electrics and your choice of tiles are included.
Is there a conservatory roof replacement cost calculator?
Yes. Enter your width, depth and number of skylights in the calculator near the top of this page and you get a price straight away. A 4 × 4m roof with two skylights, for example, comes to £8,600. The free survey then confirms it in writing.
Do you charge for the survey or the quote?
No. Someone comes out, measures up, looks at the frame and the base, and you get a written quote. There is no charge and no obligation to go ahead.
Is it cheaper than a full extension?
Substantially, because the frame, the base, the windows and the doors all stay. You are paying for a roof rather than a new structure and the groundwork underneath it.
Can I spread the cost?
Ask when you call and we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot arrange. We would rather answer that on the phone than make a claim on a web page.
Will the quote change once you start?
Not unless something is found that could not be seen at survey, and if that happens you are told before any extra work is done. Looking at the frame and the base properly beforehand is why it very rarely comes up.
Get a number for your roof
A free survey, then a written quote with the lines set out. Leave a name and a number and we will call you back to arrange it.
- 07551 689807
- Info@warmroofconservatory.co.uk
- Unit 17 Broomhouse Ind Est, Edlington, Doncaster DN12 1EQ
No obligation, and we won't pass your details on.