A ‘conservatory’ is an excellent addition of your home offering an additional living space for all of your family. Natural sunlight and thermal generated within the conservatory will help you save electricity bills and create a new character for your property. If you search for conservatories Liverpool we recommend Pure Conservatories.
If you are planning to apply for a conservatory loan your first step is to research and find out what financial options you have at hand. There is a wide range of loans available on the market offering various types of repayments therefore make sure that you pick the most suitable one. Once this first step is completed you can begin looking at different conservatories and styles, what kind of materials you would like to use and where the conservatory will be situated within your garden.
* Do not forget that a beautiful conservatory needs to be built with quality materials that will last, don’t opt for cheap products as they may not meet your requirements or could even make the room look worse
Types of conservatories
Lean conservatories are suitable for properties with a small ceiling and limited garden spaces. Edwardian conservatories reflect Edwardian architecture’s elegant simplicity. Gable-end conservatories are a nice addition for the grand home. Bespoke conservatories can be constructed from the best materials and can enhance the appearance of your home to suit your requirements. Its solid wood evokes a grace and elegance which will always be appreciated by others. The sleek lines of the aluminium not only allow more natural light to flow into your house, but also provide a versatile extension which requires very few maintenance. Hardwood conservation facilities are available in many different wood grades.
Do you need planning permission to build a conservatory?
Depending on the size and placement of your conservatory you may need planning permission. The British Standard for glasshouses states that a conservatory should be used as a greenhouse or garden room, however, if it is going to be attached to an existing house it must conform to the building regulations and the party wall act. If your conservatory has sliding doors which open out into your garden, this would require planning permission. The reason for this is that your neighbours would not be able to see the entire length of the conservatory and therefore may not agree with you building it without their consent.
* Conservatories which are above 30sqm should always be built to meet certain standards governing safety and the structural integrity of the construction.
Tell me the average cost of a conservatory?
The cost of a conservatory starts between £6,500 for a modest conservatory. The price is dependent on the size of the region, the complexity of design, how much we have to remove the surface before the work. Our quotations are fully customised since it’s understood that there is no ‘one size fits all’ in your property, so get in contact by E-mail today for an estimate on enquiries@thepremierreforms.
Consumer Benefits
When you contact an adviser from the DGCOS for installation of glazing products at your home in England Scotland Wales or on the Isle of Wight you will be entitled to the following. See Consumer Advice sections for information on the protections you may receive and rights. Click here for an explanation of consumer information.
A conservatory is a structure that enables you to extend your home and enjoy the benefits of this extension year-round. This type of extension also lets in plenty of natural light which will make your conservatory feel more at home. You can use a conservatory for many different reasons, one of which is to bring plants inside when the weather starts getting colder.
What do I need to know about conservatories?
There are various types of conservatories. The lean conservatory can be a good option for people who have a limited garden space or who have a low ceiling height. The edwardian style conservatory draws its inspiration from classical architecture and features beautiful simplicity. The gable-end conservatories add attractiveness to homes with large gardens and gives the impression that the house has been built with no expense spared. An advantage of bespoke conservatories is that they can be built out of the best materials in order to enhance the appearance of your home and meet your requirements. The solid wood evokes a grace and elegance which will always be appreciated by others.