Conservatory roofs in Mill Hill

Homes in Mill Hill are mostly 1930s semis, detached interwar homes and older Ridgeway village houses. On 1930s semis, consider a roof lantern over a rear extension or conservatory to bring daylight into the middle of a deep kitchen without overheating it.

Large conservatories on detached homes often suffer most from solar gain, so specify solar control glass and good ventilation when planning the new roof. In conservation areas and on listed buildings, replacement conservatory roofs can need consent, especially if the material, height or appearance changes from what is there now.

The Mill Hill conservation area covers the Ridgeway village, so Barnet Council expects sympathetic designs there; we check before quoting. Homes near the M1, the A1 and the Midland Main Line can also benefit from acoustic glazing. Our Edmonton factory is about 8.2 miles away.

A new conservatory roof can turn a room that is too hot in summer and too cold in winter into a comfortable space used all year. We replace tired polycarbonate and old glass roofs with modern glazed and lantern-style roofs, suiting homeowners whose conservatory frames and base are still sound.

• Reduces glare and summer overheating
• Glazed and lantern roof options
• Reuses sound existing frames and base

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