Conservatory Refurbishments near me in Sudbury & Suffolk

Can you update an existing conservatory roof?

Chosen to evenly regulate inside temperatures and lower energy bills, as well as create the look of a full extension without the extra hassle, it is certainly possible to add a new roof to your existing conservatory*. Designed to your specific needs, you also have the choice of a fully tiled roof or a mixture of glazed panels and tiles for the best of both worlds.

Installing the most fashionable conservatory roof styles, at A&B you can choose from:

Tiled conservatory roofs

• Robust & contemporary
• Insulating & reduces noise (0.15 U-value)
• Enhanced privacy
• Usually adds the most value
• Can last over 50 years with minimal maintenance
• Internal plastering, downlights, and integrated speakers are possible

Glass conservatory roofs

• Resilient yet elegant
• Thermally efficient (1.0 U-value)
• Cost-effective
• Advanced conservatory glass can provide 20% better noise reduction
• Lasts between 20-25 years
• Innovative self-cleaning glass options for minimal maintenance
• Subtle tints available to enhance privacy and reduce overheating

Hybrid roofs

• A conservatory roof that combines solid and glazed sections for the best of both worlds
• Combines the best bits of a conservatory and an extension as one
• Gorgeous focal point
• Bright & airy
• Improved privacy & efficiency
• Better acoustics
• Wide range of stylish optional extras to personalise your new conservatory roof.

*This largely depends on the structural integrity of your existing conservatory. Of course, we will carry out a thorough survey on your old conservatory first to make sure it’s structurally sound.

Can I replace the glass in my conservatory?

Yes, you can! Much more efficient than the glazing of the past, our double glazing and Comfort Glass delivers A+ energy ratings with ease. What's more, it actively reduces wasted energy, so it's designed to provide cosy temperatures all year round and save money on rising energy bills too.

Our conservatory glazing refurbishments include:

• Low-E glass
• Solar control glass
• Self-cleaning glass
• Decorative glass

Can I remove the doors between the house and conservatory?

We've found that old conservatories are often designed poorly, which has a knock-on effect when it comes to a good flow of traffic through the space and being as energy efficient as it can be. If this sounds familiar, and you like the idea of an open plan conservatory, please note that removing doors, windows, and/or walls separating the structure from the rest of the house will require Building Regulation approval to go ahead.

As FENSA approved fitters, you have absolute peace of mind that our installations fully comply with the latest Building Regulations. You'll also be pleased to learn that we offer an insurance backed warranty, so in the unlikely event we cease trading, you'll be covered for every eventuality.

To make your open plan conservatory refurbishment go without a hitch, straightforward options to consider include:

• Bifold doors
• Sliding doors
• Floor to ceiling windows and doors
• Glazed walls and doors
• Split level layouts

How can I improve my old conservatory?

If you're still wondering what to do, we’re sure this selection of blogs we've written will help:

• Do I need planning permission for a conservatory with a tiled roof in England?
• You DON’T need triple glazing to insulate your home
• Which is best, patio doors or French doors?
• uPVC bifold doors vs aluminium bifold doors
• uPVC windows vs wooden windows cost