Paul contacted Direct Roofing & Building for a new roof on his Edwardian-style conservatory.
The finished project replaced the glazed roof with a flat solid roof and a bright panelled internal ceiling with downlights.
Paul described an Edwardian-style conservatory with equal sides and sloping front and rear roof sections. He supplied approximate dimensions of 114 inches projecting away from the bungalow and 177 inches across the house.
The customer photographs show the original glazed roof and white internal roof bars before the replacement work.
“Looking for a quote on a new conservatory roof. I believe it’s Edwardian style, with equal sides and the front and back sloping. Approximately 114 inches away from the house and 177 inches across the bungalow.”
— Paul P
Paul’s review describes the change as going from a glass roof to a flat roof. His photographs show a low-profile solid external finish with dark fascia and guttering.
Internally, the former glazed roof and roof bars have been replaced by a glossy white panelled ceiling with recessed downlights. The existing conservatory frames and brick base remain visible beneath the completed roof.
Paul said the change gave the conservatory a completely new look and made it feel like adding another room to the house. He also highlighted that the price was right.
“Fab job. Gives the conservatory a complete new look — love it. Glass roof to flat roof, like adding another room to the house. Most important, the price was right. Thank you, Direct Roofing & Building Ltd.”
Paul P · Google review
Paul’s photographs of the conservatory before the roof replacement.
Paul’s photographs of the completed exterior and internal ceiling.
Direct Roofing & Building surveys existing conservatories and provides made-to-measure roof replacement quotations across the North West.
It may be possible when a survey confirms that the existing conservatory and proposed roof design are suitable. Paul’s completed project changed an Edwardian-style glazed roof to a flat solid roof.
Yes. Replacing transparent glazing with a solid roof changes how daylight enters the room. Paul’s finished photographs show the room lit through its side glazing and the new recessed ceiling lights.
They may remain when a survey confirms they are suitable for the proposed roof. Paul’s photographs show the existing frames and brick base beneath the completed roof.
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