A high quality conservatory will add space, light and value to your home.

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It goes without saying that the biggest investment most families make in their life is their home.

During the lifetime of a house, countless modifications, improvements and extensions are carried out and with a few exceptions those improvements will enhance the value and attraction of your home. Of all additions that can be made to a house a conservatory is now considered one of the most cost-effective.

A conservatory is more than an extension to your home; from the outset a conservatory is designed to bring pleasure as an extension to your lifestyle.

A conservatory creates a comfortable but unique environment for all seasons where the home and garden can become one.

Even on a cold winters evening you can enjoy the warmth of a private dinner party or during those breezy summer days you can admire your garden from the comfort of its cosy interior. The sights and sounds of flora, fauna and wildlife can become part of your living space as you enjoy the atmosphere of your conservatory.

Where to Start
The conservatory style you choose is dictated by the style of your home.  Is it a modern or traditional?  A town house? An Edwardian or Victorian?  Or a new development? Choose a conservatory which suites the look of your home and carries through the features of your existing windows and doors.

What to choose from first
Of course you will want your conservatory to be stylish – and there are plenty of options to consider.
What colour to choose White, Light Oak, Rosewood
Would you like a woodgrain finish!
You could choose different options inside and out.
There’s also the choice of patio or French doors and patterned or coloured glass.

The roof
There are glass and polycarbonate roofs available in a wide range of shapes and cost.

Feature Glazing
From plain glass to stained glass and a wide range of options in-between you can personalise your conservatory with features glazing.  Leaded effects and inset shapes can redefine the way you see your windows. Shane