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Corby · Kettering · Market Harborough

Conservatories · New spaces & thoughtful renovations

A brighter room.
A better part of home.

Create a new Edwardian or Victorian conservatory—or transform an existing one with a tiled warmer roof, upgraded windows and careful internal finishing.

Renovated conservatory with a tiled warmer roof and white windows
01New conservatories

Planned around your home, garden and the way you want to use the room.

02Warmer-roof upgrades

Replace an ageing glazed or polycarbonate roof with an insulated tiled system.

03Window upgrades

Improve tired frames, glazing and doors as part of the same renovation.

04One accountable team

Product installation, building work and finishing coordinated together.

01 Overview

Designed for how you live

More than extra floor space.

A well-designed conservatory should feel connected to the house, comfortable to use and appropriate for the character of the property.

We look beyond the frames and roof. Orientation, existing openings, heating, ventilation, thresholds, finishes and any structural alterations all influence how successful the finished room will be.

New rectangular conservatory with white frames and a tiled roof
01 · Classic rectangular plan

Edwardian

A clean, symmetrical shape that makes excellent use of the floor area. Its square corners make furniture placement straightforward, while the pitched roof creates a light and generous feeling overhead.

White Victorian conservatory with a faceted bay frontage
02 · Faceted bay frontage

Victorian

A traditional design with a distinctive angled front that opens up views towards the garden. The softer footprint and decorative roofline suit homes where extra character is part of the brief.

Conservatory renovation with a tiled warmer roof and black window frames
03 · Insulated tiled roof

Warmer roof

An insulated lightweight tiled roof for a new room or an existing conservatory. A plastered internal ceiling helps the space feel more like a natural extension of the home.

Before and after views of a conservatory renovated with a tiled roof and dark composite cladding
03 Renovations

Make better use of the room you already have

From tired conservatory
to comfortable living space.

Many existing conservatories still have a good footprint but no longer perform as the household needs. We can assess the whole structure and plan a joined-up upgrade rather than simply replacing one component.

  • Replace polycarbonate or glazed roofing with an insulated tiled roof system
  • Upgrade ageing windows, glazing, doors and roofline components
  • Improve ventilation, lighting and the internal plastered finish
  • Coordinate masonry, structural alterations and making good
  • Review the existing base and frames before agreeing the right scope
Discuss a renovation

Why renovate with us

The whole room considered.

Our building experience means the surrounding work is planned alongside the conservatory products—not left for somebody else to resolve.

01

Practical survey

We assess the existing base, frames, roof, access and connections before recommending what should stay or change.

02

Joined-up specification

Roofing, windows, doors, ventilation and finishes are considered as one project so the elements work together.

03

Building knowledge

Alterations, lintels, masonry and making good can be handled by the same experienced local team.

04

Careful finish

We focus on the junctions and internal details that help the renovated space feel part of the home.

04 The process

Clear decisions, properly sequenced

One plan from survey to finish.

Whether the project is completely new or a renovation, we establish what the room needs to achieve before narrowing down the specification.

Start a conversation
  1. 01

    Initial conversation

    Tell us how the current space works, what you want to improve and any ideas you already have.

  2. 02

    Home survey

    We inspect the site or existing conservatory, discuss suitable options and identify associated building work.

  3. 03

    Design and proposal

    You receive a clear scope for the chosen style, products, installation and agreed finishing work.

  4. 04

    Coordinated build

    One team manages the work in the right order, keeps disruption controlled and finishes the details carefully.

The project story

Comfort, daylight and a better connection to the garden.

The existing footprint offered useful space, but the old roof and glazing meant the room rarely felt comfortable enough to use. The brief was to create something distinctive that felt properly connected to the house and worked in every season.

01

The challenge

A room governed by the weather.

Cold winter temperatures and excessive summer heat had left the conservatory largely unused. The renovation needed to improve comfort without sacrificing the natural light that made the space appealing.

02

Our approach

Reworked from roofline to floor.

We altered the roof pitch and installed an insulated warmer-roof system, incorporating two full glazed roof panels to bring daylight deep into the room. New bifold doors created a generous opening onto the garden, while underfloor heating added efficient, even warmth.

03

The result

A genuine year-round living space.

The completed room is brighter, more comfortable and far easier to use as part of everyday life. During warmer months, the bifolds open the space directly to the garden; through winter, the upgraded roof and heating make it a welcoming part of the home.

BCS-managed trades

One coordinated team from construction to finish.

  • Window and roof fitting
  • Carpentry
  • Electrical work
  • Plastering
  • Underfloor heating
The original white conservatory before renovation, with a shallow polycarbonate roof
BeforeThe original seasonal conservatory
East Carlton conservatory during construction with the new pitched roof structure being installed
DuringA new roof form takes shape
Close view of the finished dark cladding and new window detailing
DetailCladding and window finish
Finished conservatory interior with tiled floor, two glazed roof panels and dark bifold doors opening to the garden
CompletedLight-filled interior and garden access
05 Local service

Areas we cover

Local people, accountable from start to finish.

Brooke Construction Services builds and renovates conservatories across Corby, Kettering, Market Harborough and surrounding communities.

  • Corby
  • Kettering
  • Market Harborough
  • North Northamptonshire
  • South Leicestershire
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Helpful answers

Planning your conservatory project.

Can you replace only the roof on my existing conservatory?

Often, yes—but the existing structure must first be surveyed to confirm its condition and suitability. We will explain whether a roof-only replacement is sensible or whether windows, doors or other elements should be included.

Can you upgrade the windows and doors at the same time?

Yes. Combining the roof, frames, glazing and doors can create a more complete improvement and allows all parts of the renovation to be planned together.

Will a tiled roof make the room usable throughout the year?

An insulated tiled roof can greatly improve comfort compared with an older glazed or polycarbonate roof. The final result also depends on the windows, doors, ventilation, heating, orientation and the condition of the existing structure.

Do conservatory projects need approval?

Requirements depend on the property and scope of work. We consider the relevant planning and building-control position during the project assessment and explain what needs to happen before work starts.

Which conservatory styles do you offer?

Our focused range covers Edwardian and Victorian designs, together with tiled warmer-roof systems for new rooms and suitable existing conservatories.

New room or thoughtful renovation

Make your conservatory
work better for you.

Tell us about your home and how you want the space to feel. We’ll help you understand the most sensible next step without pressure.