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Need advice for conservatory

Odeta Simakauskaite

6 years ago

We have conservatory size 3.71m x 2.44m (12'2" x 8'0") built in 1970, we thinking to remove and build extension, is it worth it? How much ruffly can cost to do something like in the photo's? Which style would be better? We are from Lincolnshire.

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G Arnold
6 years ago
I am just in the process of getting quotes for an ultraframe conservatory/extension with LivinRoof system. lean to design, pitched roof, a solid rendered wall on one side with a 1m window, 3 metres of sliding doors at the rear , 2.5m of floor to ceiling windows on the other side. total interior size is 4m wide by 2.5m deep. all windows/doors in aluminium. cost is coming out at around £26-28k!! more than I anticipated... although that does include around £1900 for building regs and structural calcs to open the full 4m of the existing rear wall and then £3900 for the work to remove wall and open space up.... so £5800 for those works... so £20-22k for the actual construction...
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