Frameless glass corner opening onto a terrace at golden hour
Home/Living spaces

More room, more light, no planning headache.

Conservatories, orangeries, roof lanterns and glazed gables. We also tear out tired old lean-tos and replace them with something you'll actually use in January.

Aluminium roof lantern over a kitchen island
01 / Lanterns

Roof lanterns

The single best upgrade for a flat-roof extension. A slim aluminium lantern floods a kitchen with daylight and makes the ceiling feel twice as high.

  • Slim aluminium ridge and rafters
  • Solar-control, self-cleaning glass
  • Any RAL colour, inside and out
  • Fitted with the bifolds in one visit
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Classic white orangery on a brick house at golden hour
02 / Orangeries

Orangeries

Brick piers, a solid perimeter roof and a glazed lantern in the middle. Feels like a room, not a greenhouse, and usable all year.

  • Brickwork to match the house
  • Insulated perimeter roof with lantern
  • Bifolds or french doors onto the garden
  • Underfloor heating ready
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New lean-to conservatory with a glass roof in Selsdon
SelsdonReal JBC install
03 / Conservatories

Conservatories & lean-to replacements

In Selsdon we removed two fifty-year-old lean-tos, altered the brickwork to make the most of the footprint, and fitted a new lean-to with a glass roof. Bright, warm and twice as useful.

  • Lean-to, Edwardian, Victorian and P-shape
  • Full glass or solid tiled roof
  • Replacement of old conservatory roofs
  • Conservatory window and door upgrades
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Before: two ageing lean-to conservatoriesAfter: new lean-to conservatory with a glass roof
BeforeAfter
Before & after · Selsdon

Fifty years old, gone in a day.

Drag the handle. Two tired lean-tos, one new glass-roofed room that the family actually uses.

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Callum and Jack installed double glazed windows, bifold and a roof lantern. The work they carried out was to the highest standard.

CR5 · verified Checkatrade review
Rebuilt apex with new white infill panels
SuttonReal JBC install
04 / Gables

Glazed gables & apex windows

A glazed apex turns a pitched-roof extension into something special. In Balham we fitted a full-height gable with french doors below; in Sutton we rebuilt a rotten apex with new timbers and infill panels.

  • Full-height glazing to the ridge
  • Structural glass or aluminium framed
  • Rebuild of rotten apex timbers and bargeboards
  • Fascias, soffits and infill panels
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Questions

Living spaces, answered.

Planning, warmth and whether you need the whole thing or just a roof.

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Do I need planning permission?
Most conservatories, orangeries and lanterns fall under permitted development. We'll tell you on the survey if yours is an exception, for instance in a conservation area or on a flat.
Will a conservatory be freezing in winter?
Not a modern one. Solar-control glass or a solid insulated roof, plus A-rated frames, make the difference between a greenhouse and a room.
Can you replace just the roof?
Yes. A new glass or tiled roof on an existing conservatory frame is a common upgrade and far cheaper than a rebuild.

Want the room you already have to work harder?

Send us a photo of the back of the house. We'll suggest what would suit it and give you a price.

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