If you’re thinking about improving your home for 2017, rather than moving, you’re far from alone given the often uncertain nature of the UK housing market.
And of course you could replace some furniture items, redecorate your lounge or even update your kitchen. But don’t forget about your conservatory.
Changing the roof of your home improvement is far less hassle, and a much simpler job, than you may have realised. You’ll also stand to enjoy a number of benefits just by changing one element of your conservatory, not least the ability to enjoy your extension all year round. The space becomes even more useable and enjoyable, whether it becomes a home office, gym, kitchen extension, playroom or anything else.
Another advantage is the energy efficiency element. A replacement roof will maintain a consistently comfortable temperature summer and winter, no matter what it’s doing outside.
Solid tiles and layers of insulated material in your roof can help guarantee this cosiness 12 months of the year.
Solid tiling in particular can offer a very high level of energy efficiency. Best of all, you won’t need to crank up the heating as much.
Thanks to modern technology and advanced home improvement techniques, the roof of your conservatory can now quite easily be replaced with no implications for any other part of the doors, walls or windows. That means minimal disruption for your family during the replacement period.
What’s more, the newer types of roofing for conservatories and orangeries require little in the way of ongoing maintenance. You just need to clear leaves and similar debris now and then, especially in the autumn.
A new, modern roof offers a durable solution to your conservatory. It can closely match your existing home’s roof, and almost feel as though you have a completely new extension! At the same time, you may find you use it more, too.
At Worthing Windows we can help with brand new Ultraframe roofing solutions for conservatories across Sussex, from Lancing to Shoreham. Talk to us today about a new roof for your conservatory or orangery.