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Conservatory roofs

A replacement warm roof for a conservatory in North Shields

North Shields

The job at a glance

  • Existing conservatory roof and insulation removed
  • Adjoining tiled roof sections stripped
  • Replacement warm roof extended back to the main house

Before

The original conservatory and adjoining house roofs.
Before · 1 of 5The original conservatory and adjoining house roofs.
Existing lean-to section and its junction with the tiled roof.
Before · 2 of 5Existing lean-to section and its junction with the tiled roof.
Junction between the original conservatory roof sections.
Before · 3 of 5Junction between the original conservatory roof sections.
Insulation beneath the existing roof panels during opening-up.
Before · 4 of 5Insulation beneath the existing roof panels during opening-up.
Existing roof panel, insulation and supporting bar.
Before · 5 of 5Existing roof panel, insulation and supporting bar.

During

Roof boarding and insulation during installation.
During · 1 of 1Roof boarding and insulation during installation.

After

Closer view of the replacement roof and conservatory.
After · 1 of 9Closer view of the replacement roof and conservatory.
Replacement roof across the connected conservatory sections.
After · 2 of 9Replacement roof across the connected conservatory sections.
Replacement lean-to section meeting the house wall.
After · 3 of 9Replacement lean-to section meeting the house wall.
Side view of the replacement roof and junction between sections.
After · 4 of 9Side view of the replacement roof and junction between sections.
Plastered ceiling in the lean-to section, before decoration.
After · 5 of 9Plastered ceiling in the lean-to section, before decoration.
Plastered ceiling over the main conservatory, before decoration.
After · 6 of 9Plastered ceiling over the main conservatory, before decoration.
Internal view of the plastered ceiling at the house wall.
After · 7 of 9Internal view of the plastered ceiling at the house wall.
Plastered ceiling across the connected sections, before decoration.
After · 8 of 9Plastered ceiling across the connected sections, before decoration.
Replacement warm roof viewed from the garden.
After · 9 of 9Replacement warm roof viewed from the garden.

The situation

The owners had bought the property with a conservatory roof installed by the previous homeowner. Its polycarbonate roof met both an older pitched roof and a lean-to roof at the house.

The roof was leaking in several places and the room was damp. CSM found trapped water when the existing insulated roof was stripped.

What CSM did

CSM measured the roof and offered two options: replace the conservatory roof while retaining its connections to the adjoining tiled roofs, or remove those tiled roof sections and have a replacement warm roof made to extend back to the main house. The homeowner chose the second option.

A particular challenge

The combination of roof sections made the work more involved. CSM opened up the tiled roof sections during the survey to check the proposed arrangement, then removed the old roofs and insulation before fitting the replacement roof.

The result

The replacement roof extends back to the main house, replacing the previous arrangement of separate roof sections and their junctions.

Planning something similar?

Tell CSM what you are considering and arrange a visit for a free quote. If you are weighing up a solid roof, the solid and warm roof page explains what the job involves.

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