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Conservatories have been popular in the UK since Victorian and Edwardian times and remain a common way to add extra living space to a home. Modern conservatories are available in a wide range of styles, sizes and materials and can be used as dining areas, sitting rooms, home offices and other living spaces.
Some conservatories can be built without applying for planning permission under permitted development rights, although this depends on the size, position and design of the conservatory and the property itself. Different rules can apply to listed buildings, properties in conservation areas and homes where permitted development rights have been restricted.
Before starting work, check with your local planning authority whether planning permission or other consent is required. You should also check whether Building Regulations apply to any part of the project.
If you are working with a limited budget and are confident carrying out DIY projects, self-build conservatory kits are available. However, the project may also involve foundations, brickwork, glazing, roofing, electrics and other work that you may prefer to have carried out by tradespeople.
You could hire different tradespeople for individual stages or choose a conservatory installer or builder to manage more of the project. Before hiring, ask to see examples of previous conservatory installations and compare several written quotes.
Check the payment terms before agreeing to the work and avoid paying the entire project cost upfront. Make sure the quotation or contract clearly explains the work, materials, payment schedule and expected timescale.
As a rough guide, a small 3m x 4m Victorian-style conservatory with a dwarf wall may cost from around £5,000, with costs increasing depending on the specification.
The final price will depend on factors such as the size and style of the conservatory, frame and roofing materials, groundwork and any additional features such as heating, electrics or blinds.
To get a price based on your project, use the free quote service provided on this website. Simply click the "post your job" button to compare quotes from local builders and conservatory installers.
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