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Conservatory Repairs
Our conservatory repair service is the ideal solution for solving problems that come about through general wear and tear, part failure, or external forces, for e.g. harsh weather conditions.
Typical problems include:
► Leaking conservatory roof
► Damaged conservatory gutters /conservatory gutter brackets
► Slipped conservatory roof panels
► Faulty lead flashings
► Misted Double Glazing
► Faulty conservatory door locks and hinges
► Faulty conservatory window locks and hinges
► Conservatory subsidence
► Replacement conservatory roof panels
► Conservatory Too hot/Too cold
► Leaking conservatory roof vent
► Broken Conservatory End Caps
Replacing Conservatory Parts
Replacement roof
The roof is the most important structural element of a conservatory, providing strength, stability and ventilation. Roofs are also the part that endures the most punishment through the winter months.
In some cases it may be necessary to replace the whole conservatory roof, as doing so may eliminate other problems existing in older products.
Replacement roofs are made to fit the existing frames and walls, so they are quick to fit and there is no need for the additional cost and inconvenience of frame and building work. Replacing a roof also provides an opportunity to change the style of roof, which could add a totally new look to your conservatory.
Replacement roof and frames
Where problems with the conservatory frames exist, then these too could be replaced. Doing so could provide a more solid structure using quality, energy efficient products. This may provide an opportunity to upgrade to glass roof glazing.
Have you thought of replacing or building a new conservatory, if you have visit our conservatory page for more information.
