Modern Conservatories in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester & the East Midlands

What are the benefits of a conservatory extension?

• Made-to-measure designs to individually suit any property
• Add value and style to your home
• Benefit from additional living space that can serve any purpose
• Conservatories don’t tend to need planning permission
• Using insulating materials, it will be a comfortable temperature all year
• Highly durable and weather-resistant
• Fitted with advanced locking security features as standard

A New Conservatory in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester and the East Midlands.

Whether you choose uPVC, timber effect, or aluminium you can be sure your new glass conservatory makeover will perform as you’d expect of a modern glass extension. Every material has its own benefits, but they all offer exceptional energy efficiency, home security, and flexible designs.

Conservatories Are Perfect For All Year Round Use

Our thermally efficient glazing reduces heat loss and intrusive noise, performing like your current home. Unlike old conservatories, our modern materials ensure for a comfortable temperature all year round and will let in plenty of natural light.

Using supreme insulation solutions, our glass conservatory extensions provide optimal room temperatures with the very latest SMARTGLASS® technology in your conservatory roof and walls, keeping energy bills to a minimum. This ensures that when it’s hot outside, the number of sun rays coming in are regulated, so it doesn’t get too warm.

Do you need planning permission for a conservatory?

In most cases, the answer to this question is no. However, there are some properties around Nottinghamshire, Derby, Leicester and the East Midlands where permitted development rights cannot be used for building a conservatory. Unfortunately, if you live in a flat, listed building, or a conservation area, you may need planning permission to go ahead to ensure you adhere to building regulations.

Owners of homes in new developments may also be restricted by their contracts. However, if you are eligible for a conservatory, as long as the set building regulations are followed, you will not need to apply for planning permission – the requirements include:

• The conservatory must not extend beyond the rear of the existing house by more than 4 metres if your home is detached.
• The conservatory must not extend beyond the rear of the existing house by more than 3 metres if your home is semi-detached or you live in a terraced property.
• It should only be one-storey, with a maximum height of 4m.
• The conservatory should take up less than 50% of the land around the original house – ‘Original’ being the land that was there when it was built or as it stood on the 1st July 1948.
• The roof cannot be higher than the eaves of your properties roof.

A Custom-Made Conservatory Design For You

Their versatile designs are made to measure to complement your existing home in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester or the East Midlands. Whatever your personal preferences and ideas, we can create a contemporary conservatory, traditional oak conservatory, sophisticated cream glass conservatory or something in between. Our expert conservatory designs can offer a range of decorative features, including crestials, finials and elegant hardware. With the floor plan, you can choose open plan ideas or have it installed as one sole room.

We can incorporate authentic brickwork and roof options that will blend seamlessly from your current home’s exterior.

All that you will have left to do is to have fun designing the interior.

Dont get a DIY conservatory, buy a conservatory and get it installed by the experts.

High-performance Conservatory Roof Replacement Options

When getting a new conservatory extension installed or replacing your old and tired one, the roof is a big decision that will impact both the appearance and performance. With our advanced roofing options, you can be sure that they are highly energy-efficient, and have been rigorously tested to withstand even the toughest weather conditions. Take a read here for more on our range of roof options for both new conservatories and refurbishments.

We offer the following conservatory roof options:

• Glass Roof: This style of roof will give you the look of a traditional conservatory. Perfect for those who want to add to the classical character of their home and let in natural light.
• Tiled & Solid Roof: These styles perfect for those who want to replicate a brick extension or contemporary conservatory idea. A tiled roof can effortlessly complement the exterior of your existing home.

10 reasons to choose Stormclad for your conservatory & other home improvement projects

1. All of our products excel in security, performance, design & aesthetics.
2. We place value in providing our customers with superb customer service.
3. We’ve been in business for over 20 years, carrying out a large number of successful installations for satisfied customers.
4. We’re accredited by plenty of industry organisations and trade bodies, such as Which? Trusted Trader and Trustmark.
5. We make efforts to be an environmentally friendly company by recycling over 90% of waste that is produced onsite, not to mention our products are energy efficient to prevent heat loss.
6. You won’t be met with a hard sell.
7. We offer a free design consultation to help you achieve a home improvement that looks exactly the way you envision it.
8. We have a stellar reputation backed up by glowing testimonials and case studies.
9. Plenty of flexible finance options are available to help you pay in a way which suits you.
10. We strive to help answer any questions you may have, as shown in our FAQs and blog.

Conservatory Prices

Every conservatory is unique and the cost will depend on many factors like:

• Material
• Size
• Location

The main consideration will be the size, large conservatories cost more than smaller ones in most cases.

It’s important to talk to one of our experts about your project before it starts. This will give you an accurate price for your project.

Contact us to get conservatory prices in Nottingham, Derby and Leicester.