Maintaining a conservatory involves regular cleaning of the glass to allow maximum light exposure, checking and clearing the guttering system to avoid leaks, and ensuring the frames are in good condition. It’s also important to control the temperature and humidity levels inside the conservatory to protect plants and make the space comfortable for use.

Conservatories are typically constructed with a durable frame, often made from materials such as aluminium, uPVC, or wood. The walls and roofs are usually made of glass or polycarbonate, which are chosen for their transparency and insulating properties.

The sunlight on warm days can become a problem due to the amount of glass installed with conservatories. However, with modern materials, this can help in giving you the best of both worlds. With the combinations of our roof styles and glass panels, it can help contribute to making your living space a comfortable temperature all year round. Your new conservatory will benefit from excellent thermally efficient properties when you need it and help stay cool in the summer.