We are a fully accredited conservatory roof specialist, recognised as a Which Trusted Trader, FMB Award Winner and a TrustMark government-endorsed company. With over 500 five-star reviews from satisfied customers, our accreditations reflect our commitment to delivering reliable and trustworthy home improvements.

Our showroom is located at 73 Main Street, Garforth, Leeds LS25 1AF and we proudly serve customers across all of Leeds, Wakefield, Pontefract, Castleford, Harrogate and the surrounding areas.

The cost of a replacement conservatory roof depends on several factors, including the size of your conservatory, the style and shape (such as Edwardian, Victorian, lean-to or bespoke designs) and whether you choose tiles or slate. Additional elements like insulation upgrades, internal finishes, skylights and structural adjustments can also influence the final price. Because every conservatory is different, we offer free home consultations to assess your space, discuss your options, and provide a clear, no obligation quote. We also recommend keeping an eye on our sales page for any current offers or seasonal promotions on conservatory roof replacements.

In most cases, you do not need planning permission to change your conservatory roof, as it usually falls under permitted development. However, this depends on factors such as the size of your conservatory, the height of the new roof, your property type and whether you live in a conservation area or listed building. Building Regulations approval is often required when replacing a glass or polycarbonate roof with a solid tiled conservatory roof, as the structure and thermal performance must meet current standards. During our free home consultation, we’ll assess your property and advise you on any permissions or approvals needed to ensure your replacement conservatory roof is fully compliant.

The best conservatory roof system is one that offers excellent insulation, long-term durability and a finish that complements your home. In our experience, the timber-insulated Icotherm conservatory roof system is one of the highest-performing options available. Unlike older glass or polycarbonate roofs, the Icotherm system uses a fully insulated timber structure to improve thermal efficiency, helping keep your conservatory warm in winter and cool in summer. It’s lightweight, structurally sound and designed to meet current Building Regulations, making it a very reliable and energy efficient upgrade.