Conservatory Roofs
in Perth,
cool in August, warm in December.

We will, and it is not. A surveyor comes out to any address in the city and the villages round it, Scone, Bridge of Earn, Luncarty, Almondbank, Stanley and Methven among them, with nothing added for travel and no call-out fee. The quote afterwards is free as well.

Most replacement roofs land between £6,500 and £14,000 fitted. That includes taking off the old roof, any strengthening the frame needs, the new system, a plasterboard ceiling, LED lights and the decoration. A large lean-to or a wide Edwardian can go beyond £18,000. You get a clear quote once the survey is done. Various deposit options are available.

Two options, depending on how much daylight you want to keep. Solar-control glass carries a coating that reflects much of the sun's heat straight back out while staying clear to look through, so the room stays bright but stops climbing. An insulated tiled or solid roof removes the overhead heat gain altogether and, because it insulates in both directions, keeps the warmth in when the frost comes. A hybrid gives you some of each.

Yes. Glare through an overhead glazed roof is harsh because the light comes from directly above with nothing to soften it. A solid or hybrid roof takes that away and leaves the daylight arriving through the glazed walls, which is far easier on the eyes and much kinder to furniture and flooring. If you would rather keep the roof glazed, solar-control glass takes a good deal of the harshness out.

That is the whole point of the work. An insulated solid roof achieves a U-value below 0.18 W/m²K, the standard a modern extension roof is built to, so the heat you put into the room stays there. With a radiator added and the existing glazed walls, the conservatory becomes somewhere to use on a frosty January morning rather than a store for the garden furniture.

It does. Rain on thin polycarbonate has nothing to absorb it, so the sound is carried straight into the room. A tiled or solid roof puts insulation and a plasterboard ceiling between you and the weather, and the drumming goes. Glass is quieter than polycarbonate as well, though a solid roof is the quietest of the four systems.

We do. In Scotland a building warrant is normally required when a conservatory roof is converted to a solid one, so we prepare and submit the application to Perth and Kinross Council and give you the completion certificate once it has been granted. A like-for-like glazed replacement rarely needs planning permission, and we check the position if your home is in a conservation area such as Kinnoull or the city centre.

In the great majority of cases it will. The tiled and solid systems are engineered to be light enough for the frame and base already there, and around nine in ten conservatories are fitted without any structural work. The surveyor carries out the load check while at your home. If strengthening is needed it is explained and priced in the quote, and if a solid roof is not suitable for your structure you will be told so and offered glass or a hybrid instead.

On site the work usually runs to 3 to 7 working days. Between accepting the quote and the installers arriving is generally 4 to 6 weeks, since the roof is built to the measurements taken at your survey. The conservatory is left weather-tight every evening.

Yes. We offer Buy Now Pay 12 Months Later, flexible credit up to 24 months, and longer-term flexible credit up to 10 years. The initial eligibility check is a soft search with no impact on your credit score, and gives an instant decision. Ultimate Home Solutions is authorised by the FCA as a credit broker (not a lender).

The whole of PH1 and PH2: the city centre, Craigie, Letham, Tulloch, Cherrybank, Oakbank, Burghmuir, Viewlands, Hillyland, Muirton, North Muirton, Bridgend, Kinnoull, Gannochy, Barnhill, Moncreiffe, Friarton, Bertha Park and Scone. Bridge of Earn, Luncarty, Almondbank, Stanley, Methven and Errol are covered too, and travel is not charged at any of them.