Interior of a fitted uPVC conservatory with bi-fold doors and valley views in Gwent
uPVC Conservatories

uPVC conservatories,engineered for Welsh weatherand daily family use.

Full design, supply and installation — VEKA-approved profiles, high-performance glazing and a fitting team that gets it watertight, warm and finished properly the first time.

30 years family experience · 10-year guarantee · IBG-backed

  • VEKA Approved Installer
  • ASSURE Registered
  • MTC-Certified Fitters
  • 10-Year Guarantee + IBG
  • £1M Public Liability
Service overview

What a modern uPVC conservatory looks like today

A conservatory is a full structural project — base, dwarf walls (where required), frame system, roof, glazing, guttering, ventilation and electrics. We handle the design, coordinate the build, install the frame system and roof, and hand you a warm, weathertight room that's usable year-round.

The right customer is anyone who wants extra living space without moving house, and wants it done by an installer who can specify the thermal glazing and roof upgrades that make the room genuinely usable in December — not the cold, echoey conservatories of the 1990s.

You need a proper installer because base, damp-proofing, flashing and roof integration are where cheap conservatories go wrong. Rain finds every shortcut. We build for the weather that actually falls on Gwent — not the weather in a brochure.

The cost of leaving it

Where cheap conservatories go wrong

A conservatory built to the wrong spec becomes an expensive room you avoid.

Cold in winter, hot in summer

Poor glazing spec and a polycarbonate roof creates a room that's uninhabitable half the year — you end up back in the main house and the conservatory becomes storage.

Leaks around the roof junction

Roof-to-house flashing is the number-one failure point. Done badly, it lets water track along ceiling timbers you can't see.

Condensation and mould

Under-specified glass and poor ventilation dumps condensation onto sills and frames every winter morning. Cushions and curtains suffer first.

No paperwork, no protection

Cash-in-hand conservatory builds usually skip Building Regs compliance and IBG. If the roof fails in year three, you're on your own.

Our process

Five steps from enquiry to guaranteed install.

  1. STEP 01

    Site survey & design

    We visit, measure, discuss layout, glazing spec, roof type and how you want to use the room. Everything you need to make a decision.

  2. STEP 02

    Written quote in 1–2 days

    Itemised — base, frame, roof, glazing, electrics allowance, decorating allowance. Valid for 30 days.

  3. STEP 03

    Order & manufacture

    50% deposit secures the slot and starts manufacture. Typical lead-in and build window is 4–6 weeks depending on scope.

  4. STEP 04

    Build & installation

    Base and structure prepared, frames erected, roof fitted, glazing installed, flashings dressed and finishes completed by our own team.

  5. STEP 05

    Compliance & guarantee

    Notified via ASSURE, 10-year guarantee on the frame system, 5-year on glass, IBG cover — plus a full walkthrough on the day.

Benefits

Concrete outcomes — not vague promises.

Usable all year

Modern thermal glass and insulated roof options mean the room stays comfortable in January and August — not just spring and autumn.

Adds daily living space

Kitchen-diner extension, playroom, garden room, home office — genuine additional square footage without the cost of a full extension.

Fixed price on quote

Base, frame, roof, glazing, flashings — all itemised. No mid-project 'we've found something' invoices.

Watertight, first time

Roof-to-wall flashings and drip-detailing done properly, so the first heavy Welsh downpour is a non-event.

Ventilation designed in

Roof vents, trickle vents and opening lights specified at design stage — the room breathes properly, condensation stays under control.

10-year cover with IBG

Structural product cover, independently backed. Real reassurance for a room this significant.

Recent upvc conservatories installs

A look at recent upvc conservatories we’ve fitted across Gwent.

See all our work
Bright uPVC conservatory interior with aluminium bi-fold doors overlooking a Welsh valley
White uPVC conservatory extension on a South Wales home exterior
Interior of a fitted conservatory looking out over a Welsh garden
In detail

Frame, roof and glass options

The three decisions that decide whether a conservatory is loved or ignored are frame system, roof type, and glazing spec.

Frame systems

VEKA and Profile 22 multi-chambered uPVC — thermally efficient, structurally sound and available in the same colour palette as our windows so the whole rear elevation stays consistent.

Roof options

Glass roofs with self-cleaning solar-control coatings for maximum light; polycarbonate roofs where budget is the priority; or an insulated / lightweight tiled roof upgrade where you want a room that behaves like a proper extension.

Styles

Lean-to (elegant, cost-effective), Victorian and Edwardian (period-sympathetic bay shapes), and P-shape / T-shape combinations for larger footprints and complex layouts.

Glazing spec

Argon-filled Low-E double glazing as standard, with solar-control tints for south-facing installs and acoustic laminate options where road noise is a factor.

Electrics and interior

We coordinate with electricians for lighting, sockets and heating (usually underfloor or a dedicated radiator loop) so the space is ready to plaster and finish on handover.

Domestic vs commercial

Predominantly a residential service, but we've built glazed extensions for small commercial premises where a light, weathertight break-out space is needed.

Frequently asked

Everything homeowners ask before booking.

How much does a uPVC conservatory cost?

There's no honest 'from' figure — cost depends on size, roof type, glazing spec, and whether groundworks are needed. Fixed itemised quote follows a free on-site survey.

How long does the build take?

Most installs run 1–3 weeks on site after the 4–6 week manufacture window, depending on base works and complexity.

Do I need planning permission?

Most conservatories fall under permitted development in England and Wales, but there are size, height and boundary conditions. We flag anything questionable at survey and advise honestly.

Do you handle the base and groundworks?

Yes — we coordinate the whole build. Base prep, dwarf walls, frame, roof and glazing are all managed end-to-end.

Can I have a solid or tiled roof instead of glass?

Yes — insulated / lightweight tiled roofs are one of the most popular upgrades, especially where an older conservatory is being replaced or upgraded.

What about heating and electrics?

We coordinate electrical first-fix and can advise on underfloor heating, radiator connection, lighting and sockets so the room is ready to finish and use.

How long is the guarantee?

10 years on the uPVC frame system, 5 years on the sealed glass units, IBG-backed for independent protection.

Do you build in Newport and the valleys?

Yes — Newport, Blackwood, Caerphilly, Cwmbran, Pontypool and across the Gwent valleys.

Do you replace old conservatories or just build new?

Both. Replacing tired 1990s conservatories with a properly specified modern build — usually with an insulated roof — is one of our most common projects.

Next step

Design your new conservatory — properly, from survey to sign-off.

One family, one team, one fixed quote. Free on-site survey usually within a week of your call.

ASSURE registered · MTC-certified fitters · 10-year guarantee + IBG