Conservatory Repairs

Throughout the lifespan of your conservatory or replacement roof, repairs or maintenance may need to be carried out to ensure it performs as intended.

Exceptionally inclement weather may have affected your conservatory or a tile may have fallen from an adjacent property and damaged your conservatory. Continual exposure to elements such as high winds, rainfall or accidental damage may also mean that your conservatory needs to be repaired.

You may experience leaks if glazing panels or vents have been installed incorrectly or gutters may start to leak if they haven't been cleaned or properly maintained over the years.

Having clear and clean gutters is vital on your conservatory to ensure rainwater has sufficient space to drain away, so you should ensure any debris that can gather in your guttering such as leaves or moss is regularly removed to reduce the risk of damage or leaks.

High quality installation is essential to the longevity and performance of your conservatory and reduce the risk of requiring repairs in the future. Incorrect installation could lead to leaks or more serious structural issues in the future requiring maintenance or repairs.

You're sitting in your conservatory on a gorgeous summer day, sipping a nicely chilled glass of Chardonnay and working on a Sudoku, when you look up and - horror of horrors - you notice a tremendous crack across one of your conservatory roof glazing panels. Talk about instantly dampening a lovely day!

Another problem that can happen is cracked conservatory roof panels, which will leave you thinking, how did the crack in your conservatory roof get there? Perhaps a child next door whacked a cricket ball for six, and your conservatory was out for a duck. Maybe a tile fell from your roof and cracked the panel on its way to the ground.

So, how do you go about replacing a cracked glass panel? The first thing to consider is that replacing or repairing a conservatory roof is maybe not a job you can do yourself. Typically, a conservatory involves a great deal of glass, and working with glass is a job that is best left strictly to the professionals.

The first thing you should do is contact the installation company who installed the conservatory originally. They will be able to inspect the damage and provide advice on what repairs or maintenance is required.

If your conservatory starts to require regular repairs and maintenance it may be more cost-effective to replace the roof with a replacement roof or you may decide to transform your conservatory into a contemporary new hup! extension.

Over your time your conservatory may have become damaged or require regular repairs and maintenance. If this sounds familiar you may want to consider replacing your conservatory roof or transforming your conservatory.

There are several options for replacing your conservatory roof to transform your conservatory into a room again, if you want to transform your conservatory hup! allows you to create a contemporary extension in less than a week.

The best replacement conservatory roof depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you're looking for a thermally-efficient glass roof to let the light flood in, a combination of glass and solid panels, or a lightweight tiled roof for a more traditional finish, our range of replacement roofs will reward you with a beautiful light room which you can use all year-round.