Is your conservatory a wasted room or just a dumping ground as it is not usuable because it is too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer?
If the answer is yes, then contact us and we can replace your old conservatory roof with a light weight solid slate or tiled effect conservatory roof by Nu-Look Solutions, serving Brackley, Northamptonshire and surrounding areas.
At Nu-Look Conservatory Roof Solutions we specialise in replacing old polycarbonate roofs with solid slate or tiled effect conservatory roofs.
Your conservatory should be a room that you can relax in, enjoy times with your family and friends, but if your conservatory is of a certain age and fitted with a polycarbonate roof, the likelihood is, is that it isn’t a usuable room anymore, as in the summer it get too hot and in the winter it costs too much to try and keep it warm enough to use, because it is too cold.
By replacing your old polycarbonate roof with a Nu-Look solid slate or tile effect roof will give you your conservatory back and also transform it into a lovely room.
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All our installations come with a 10 year insurance guarantee.
As your new conservatory roof will no longer be at least 75% translucent it does fall under Building Regulations, so all conservatory roof conversions are issued with a Building Regs Certificate.
So how do we replace your old conservatory roof?
We completely remove your old conservatory roof structure and then our fitters will build a new timber conservatory roof frame, after protecting all your flooring and surfaces and if you conservatory panels and doors have seen better days then we can also replace these.
The third layer of insulation is the insulated plasterboard that we fit, which is then skimmed to a beautifully smooth finish, giving you a transformed conservatory with a solid light weight slate effect roof.
We have different colour options for the light weight slate or tiles and will also fit spotlights into the ceiling.
