Conservatory Warm Roofs
Modern warm roof systems that transform your conservatory into a comfortable living space with excellent thermal performance.
Which roof suits you depends on what your conservatory is doing wrong. If the room overheats in summer and is unusable by October, a warm roof fixes the thermal problem while keeping the space light. If you want the conservatory to read as a proper part of the house rather than something added to the back of it, a lightweight tiled roof does that. Either way the roof is made to your measurements, and either way it comes with a ten-year guarantee on materials and labour.
Conservatory Warm Roofs
Modern warm roof systems that transform your conservatory into a comfortable living space with excellent thermal performance.
Tiled Conservatory Roofs
Beautiful tiled roof solutions that combine classic aesthetics with modern energy efficiency for lasting comfort and value.
Every roof is made specifically for your conservatory, ensuring a perfect fit.
Our roofs exceed building regulations and help keep your space warm in winter and cool in summer.
With our own electricians, plasterers and installers, everything stays under one roof – no third-party headaches.
No pushy sales tactics or fake discounts, just clear and upfront pricing.
Your dedicated customer manager keeps you informed at every stage.
Our installations are trusted by inspectors and consistently pass first time.
The structure rarely needs replacing. The roof almost always does. These are the same conservatories, the same footprints and the same frames, with a new insulated roof on top and a plastered ceiling underneath.
An ageing polycarbonate or glass roof that has stopped doing its job.
Rain noise loud enough to talk over
Discoloured, brittle panels and failed seals
Unbearably hot from June, freezing from October
Condensation running down the inside of the roof
A fully insulated solid roof, built for your conservatory and signed off to building regulations.
Rain you can barely hear
Comfortable temperature all year round
Lower heating bills and a room you use every day
Plastered ceiling that matches the rest of the house
We work across the full borough rather than just the town centre. That means Wigan itself and Whelley, Pemberton, Winstanley, Worsley Mesnes and Beech Hill, out to Standish, Shevington and Aspull in the north, Orrell, Billinge and Ashton-in-Makerfield to the west, Ince, Hindley, Platt Bridge and Abram to the south east, and across to Leigh, Atherton, Tyldesley, Golborne and Lowton.
Different parts of the borough throw up different jobs. The larger detached properties around Standish and Aspull tend to have bigger conservatories where the span matters and the roof has to be engineered properly rather than assembled from whatever the kit provides. The former colliery terraces around Ince, Platt Bridge and Abram often have narrow rear conservatories where access is the challenge and where getting the measurements right first time is the difference between a tidy job and a fortnight of mess. The interwar and post-war semis that make up most of the borough are the bread and butter, and they are where the 1990s polycarbonate roofs are failing in the greatest numbers.
We are based at Acru Works on Demmings Road in Cheadle, so Wigan is a straightforward run across Greater Manchester, and every installation is carried out by our own teams rather than subcontracted out.
Most replacement conservatory roofs arrive on site as a kit. Standard-sized aluminium or GRP components, made to fit as closely as the parts allow. It is quick and it is cheap to buy, and it is where nearly every problem we get called out to fix begins, because the gaps a kit leaves behind are exactly where heat escapes and condensation forms.
We build the other way round. Every Snug roof is a timber frame system measured on your conservatory and manufactured to those measurements. Nothing gets trimmed and nothing gets packed out. The frame exceeds current building regulations for insulation,
which is why our installations pass inspection first time rather than eventually.
It costs more than a kit. It is also why we spend very little time going back to jobs, and why customers who were warned that a solid roof would leave them sitting in the dark are usually surprised by how the finished room actually turns out.
Replacing a conservatory roof rarely needs planning permission, because you are not changing the footprint of the house. Building regulations approval is a different matter and it does apply, since you are converting a lightly built glazed roof into an insulated solid structure. We handle that approval with Wigan Council on your behalf and you get the certification at the end of the job.
There are a few situations where it is worth a conversation first. Properties inside one of the borough’s conservation areas, listed buildings, and any replacement that would raise the height of the existing roof all need checking before anything is ordered. We look at all of that during the free survey rather than leaving you to find out afterwards.
Be wary of any installer who tells you building regulations do not apply to a roof replacement. They do, and an uncertified roof becomes your problem when you come to sell the house.
The questions Wigan homeowners ask us most often, answered plainly. If yours is not here, call us on 0800 567 7434 and we will give you a straight answer.
Contact UsWe cover the whole borough - Wigan town and its surrounding areas, plus Standish, Shevington, Aspull, Orrell, Billinge, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Ince, Hindley, Platt Bridge, Abram, Leigh, Atherton, Tyldesley, Golborne and Lowton. If you are just outside and the job is right, it is still worth asking.
In most cases yes. Our roofs are timber framed and lightweight by design specifically so they can go onto an existing base and frame without a structural rebuild. We confirm it properly at survey rather than guessing. If your structure genuinely cannot carry a new roof, we tell you then, not after the deposit.
Typically three to four days on site. Larger or more complex roofs take longer. From placing the order, the usual wait for an installation date is four to six weeks.
This is the question we get asked most and the answer surprises people. We keep all your existing glazing, and roof windows or a glazed apex can be built into the new roof. You lose the roof glass, not the daylight, and you gain a room that is usable in all year round.
Usually not, because the footprint of your home is not changing. Building regulations approval does apply and we handle that with Wigan Council as part of the job. Conservation areas, listed buildings and any increase in roof height need checking first, which we do at the survey.
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons people in this part of the country call us. Polycarbonate amplifies rain. An insulated timber frame roof with a plastered ceiling underneath brings it down to something you stop noticing.
A kit is standard-sized components adjusted to fit your conservatory as closely as they can. Ours is measured on site and manufactured to those measurements. The difference shows up in the insulation, because the gaps and cold bridges a kit leaves are where heat escapes and condensation forms.
Ten years on materials and labour, plus a forty-year manufacturer guarantee on the lightweight tiles themselves. Every installation comes with building regulations approval and insurance-backed protection.
We’ve refined our process to make home improvements simple and stress-free. With years of experience and a fully digital customer journey, every step is managed by a dedicated customer journey manager who keeps you informed throughout.
Find Out MoreGet in touch to discuss your ideas. We’ll assess your needs, talk through popular options, and provide expert advice tailored to your home.
You’ll receive a clear, fixed-price quote based on accurate measurements and specifications – no gimmicks, no false discounts.
Our skilled in-house team completes the work efficiently, keeping disruption to a minimum and attention to detail at the highest level.
Once complete, you’ll receive all guarantees and documentation, plus ongoing support to ensure you’re completely satisfied with the final result.
Every conservatory roof replacement comes with our comprehensive 10-year guarantee, full building regulations approval, and complete insurance-backed protection. We’re confident in our process and proud of our workmanship, so you can relax knowing your home is in expert hands.