This project shows how we turned a conservatory into a stunning, fully insulated extension that feels like a natural part of the home. Working on the existing footprint, we rebuilt the structure from the ground up and created a bright, welcoming room that the homeowners can enjoy all year round.
Below, we walk through the work step by step.
We began by taking down the original conservatory and clearing the area so we had a clean base to work from. Once everything was removed, we checked the existing foundations with trial digs to make sure they were suitable for the new build.
Trades involved: Demolition, groundwork, waste removal.
With the old conservatory gone, we started constructing the new timber structure. We installed insulation throughout the floor and walls to help create a comfortable indoor space that feels more like part of the main house.
This work forms the core of the new extension.
Trades involved: Carpenters, insulation installers.
Next, we built a solid new roof using composite slate-style tiles. This gives the extension a smart appearance from the outside and makes the interior feel more like a proper room rather than a conservatory.
We also fitted Velux roof windows to bring in sunlight and fresh air.
The photos show the progress from the early roof structure through to the finished tiled surface.
Trades involved: Roofers, carpenters, electricians.
Once the roof was secure, we wrapped the structure in breathable membrane and fitted timber battens. This prepared the walls for the external finish.
We then installed Rosewood cladding, chosen to match the style of the existing windows and create a clean, modern look.
You can see in the images how the building quickly takes shape at this stage, with the cladding giving it a smart, finished appearance.
Trades involved: Carpenters, cladding installers.
This phase included installing all new, matching Rosewood-framed glazing and doors.
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These additions not only complete the look of the new extension but ensure the homeowner receives documented quality assurance and peace of mind.
Trades involved: Glaziers, door fitters, certification professionals.
With the structure complete, we moved inside to prepare the room for its final finishes.
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This stage sets the foundation for a smooth, clean interior ready for decorating.
Trades involved: Plasterers, joiners.
The room was then brought to life with a range of finishing touches.
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The final interior photos show a bright, inviting room that now feels like a natural extension of the home.
Trades involved: Painters, electricians, joiners.
The finished extension looks and feels completely different from the original conservatory. The solid walls, new roof, and updated windows and doors create a cosy, inviting room that can be enjoyed every day.
With its fresh interior, smart exterior cladding, and thoughtful finishing touches, this project is a great example of how we turn older conservatories into practical, stylish living spaces for our clients.
