Wooden conservatory repairs & glazing upgrade
With professional wooden conservatory repair and restoration services, you can return your timber-framed conservatory to its original condition.
- Save money of replacement
- Extended lifespan
- Improved energy efficiency
Poor insulation
Water leaks
Rot and decay
Why timber-framed conservatories are worth repairing
Timber-framed conservatories are often well worth repairing due to their timeless aesthetic appeal, durability, and the value they add to a home.
Additionally, repairs often come at a fraction of the cost of a full replacement, allowing homeowners to preserve the unique design features without breaking the bank.
- Cost-effective alternative to replacement
- Improve insulation
- Repair rot and decay
- Amdega conservatories repairs
Common issues with wooden conservatories
Rot and decay
Water leaks
Peeling paint and finish
Poor insulation
Timber conservatories frame repairs
A well-maintained timber frame is essential to the durability and charm of any wooden conservatory.
Our professional repair services ensure that each component, from structural timber to window frames, remains resilient and visually appealing.
Rotten timber repairs
Our team carefully inspects and identifies decayed sections, evaluating the extent of the damage.
After isolating affected areas, we replace the compromised timber with high-quality wood that matches the existing structure, restoring the conservatory’s integrity and longevity.
This stops further deterioration and preserves the classic charm of your conservatory’s design.
Conservatory windows repair
Our conservatory window repair services address common issues such as worn seals, drafty frames, and poor insulation. We repair or replace damaged seals, adjust and align frames, and upgrade glazing if needed, ensuring that windows provide reliable insulation and protection
These repairs not only improve comfort but also enhance energy efficiency, reducing heat loss and creating a more sustainable conservatory.
Conservatory painting
Regular painting and refinishing are vital to protecting the timber in your conservatory. Our painting services include surface preparation, careful application of high-quality, weather-resistant paints, and final finishes that shield wooden frames from moisture, UV rays, and other environmental factors
This process prevents common issues like fading, chipping, and cracking. By maintaining a fresh and resilient finish, we help extend the lifespan of your conservatory, keeping it vibrant and welcoming.
Gutters and box gutters repair
Effective drainage is essential for protecting a conservatory from water damage, especially during heavy rainfall. We provide gutter and box gutters repair services, removing blockages, leaks, and any signs of wear.
Our team clears debris, repairs damaged sections, and ensures proper sealing to prevent leaks and overflow.
With well-maintained gutters, water is safely directed away from your conservatory, helping to protect both the structure and the surrounding landscape from potential water-related issues.
The existing conservatory glazing can be retrofitted to enhance thermal insulation and solar control
While the timber frame is important, the conservatory is primarily made of glass, which can also be upgraded.
For example, if your existing conservatory is single-glazed, it can be converted to a double-glazed, insulated, all-season conservatory without the need for full replacement.
Our range of glass options offers solutions suited to different needs, providing year-round benefits that make your conservatory an inviting space.
Upgrading from single to insulated double glazing
For homeowners looking to improve energy efficiency and reduce condensation, upgrading from single-pane glass to insulated glazing is a smart choice. Insulated glass units (IGUs) provide an extra layer of thermal protection that maintains a comfortable indoor temperature throughout the year.
This upgrade also reduces the likelihood of condensation buildup, which can lead to mold and moisture damage if left unchecked.
Solar control glazing - makes space comfortable in summer and winter
Low-E solar control glazing is designed to manage heat gain and loss, making your conservatory comfortable no matter the season. In warmer months, this glazing option reflects excess sunlight to prevent overheating, while in cooler months, it helps retain warmth.
Our Low-E solar control laminated glazing offers advanced heat reflection technology, designed to reflect indoor heat back into the conservatory while filtering out excessive sunlight.
This type of glass is perfect for maintaining a comfortable, balanced temperature all year, enhancing insulation and protecting furniture from UV exposure.
Double glazing replacement
Double glazing is an excellent choice for improving insulation, significantly reducing heat loss compared to single-pane glass.
Thanks to a layer of air or inert gas between two panes, double glazing minimizes the impact of outdoor temperatures, helping to maintain a stable, comfortable indoor climate.
This results in energy savings and offers the added benefit of noise reduction, which transforms your conservatory into a quieter and more peaceful environment.
Toughened double glazing available
For those looking to improve safety and durability, we offer toughened double glazing options. Toughened glass undergoes special treatment to withstand impact, so it resists breakage more effectively.
In the rare case that it breaks, it fractures into round pieces lowering the risk of injury.
This makes it an ideal choice for high-traffic areas or conservatories where safety is a priority.
Crack in roof glazing
Cracks in roof glazing can lead to leaks and compromise the visual appeal of your conservatory. We promptly resolve these issues, restoring the glazing and preventing further damage.
We seal or replace damaged sections with high-quality materials to ensure your roof remains watertight and visually flawless, maintaining the conservatory’s overall aesthetics and durability.
Conservatory roofs repairs
Conservatory leaks repair
Roof leaks in a conservatory can lead to significant water damage if not addressed quickly.
We locate the source of the leak and repair affected areas, using sealants or replacing damaged components to ensure a watertight finish.
This approach helps maintain the conservatory’s structure while protecting it from moisture damage.
- Preventive measures: To reduce future leaks, we reinforce vulnerable areas, such as seams and joint connections, with waterproofing solutions. This added layer of protection prevents water intrusion and helps minimize the need for frequent repairs.
- Addressing condensation: In addition to external leaks, we identify and address issues with condensation inside the conservatory. By improving ventilation and using condensation-resistant materials, we help maintain a dry interior.
Roof upgrades
Roof upgrades offer enhanced durability and improved insulation.
We install weather-resistant materials that offer reliable protection against UV rays, rainfall, and wind. Structural improvements, such as reinforced panels and advanced insulation, contribute to a more energy-efficient and comfortable indoor environment.
These upgrades strengthen the conservatory roof, ensuring it withstands the elements and enhances overall comfort.
- Energy-efficient insulation: We offer specialized insulation options, including multi-layer polycarbonate panels, thermally broken aluminium frames, insulated roof panels, Low-E glass, and insulated conservatory ceiling panels. Each option improves thermal efficiency, helping to maintain a steady, pleasant temperature inside all year.
- Aesthetic enhancements: For those wanting a stylish update, we provide roofing materials in various finishes that complement the overall look of the conservatory, blending durability with visual appeal.
- Noise reduction: Acoustic laminated glass, insulated roof panels, and weather-resistant roofing materials reduce the impact of rain and outside noise creating a quieter, more relaxing atmosphere within the conservatory.
FAQs
How long does a conservatory last?
A conservatory can last 20–30 years or more with regular maintenance, such as treating timber to prevent rot, inspecting for leaks, and upgrading glazing to maintain insulation and structural integrity.
Can a conservatory be repaired?
Yes, conservatories can be repaired in various ways, including fixing leaks, replacing rotten timber, upgrading to double glazing for better insulation, and reinforcing structural elements to prolong their lifespan.
What is the best wood for a conservatory?
Hardwoods like oak, mahogany, teak or softwood Accoya are ideal choices for conservatories.
They offer natural durability and strong resistance to rot and insects. These woods also hold up well against changing weather conditions.
How can I make my old conservatory look good?
You can refresh an old conservatory by repainting timber frames, replacing outdated glazing with energy-efficient glass, adding modern window treatments, and updating lighting to enhance both style and comfort.
