Solid Reinforced Conservatory Roofs


Providing you have enough strength and pitch in your existing roof you may qualify for a solid reinforcement. What does this mean? Well during a survey we will access the overall condition of the existing aluminium roof, we check the distance between spars and the overall pitch. Providing we are happy that we can work with the existing structure we can reinforce and strengthen the aluminium and use it as a sub structure. This roof would be combination of both the aluminium and timber roof. This method is not to be compared or confused with a ‘cap over’ which some companies offer. It is essential that all the polycarbonate or glass material is removed so that you can adequately strengthen the spars and reinforce the roof. Now other companies may not offer this solution or may even condemn it with an aim to sell you a their more expensive aluminium replacement option. This roof is lighter and cheaper than a full replacement roof as it uses less material but it is no means inferior and where is can be used we will be sure to let you know so that we can save you money. Here is the step by step process….



In this particular case 4 additional hips where installed to decrease the span between the hip rafters.


No matter the size or shape, all roofs will be left water tight and protected from the elements within the first day of the installation.






