One of the most common questions we are asked is “How much does a replacement conservatory roof cost?”
There is no single average price because every conservatory is different. Even two conservatories of a similar size can vary in price depending on the shape, number of roof panels, angles and measurements involved.
At Green Space UK, we provide a made-to-measure panel replacement system. Rather than replacing the entire conservatory roof structure, our Thermotec aluminium panels are designed to replace suitable existing glass or polycarbonate roof panels while retaining the existing framework where possible.
The price is therefore calculated specifically for your conservatory following a detailed home survey.
Take a look at our current offers to see whether any current discounts are available towards the cost of your conservatory roof replacement.
Here are some of the main factors that can affect the cost:
Each Thermotec panel is manufactured specifically to fit your existing conservatory roof.
We therefore need the exact length and width of the existing roof panels. These measurements are taken during the survey process so the panels can be manufactured accurately and your quotation can reflect the work required.
Conservatory roof designs can vary considerably, so the angles and shape of the existing roof are also important when calculating the cost.
During manufacture, large sheets of aluminium are cut and formed to create the individual panels. More complex roof shapes and angles can affect the amount of material required and the manufacturing process.
Accurate measurements allow the panels to be planned and manufactured as efficiently as possible.


Because every Thermotec conservatory roof is made to measure, an accurate price depends on the individual conservatory.
Our home survey allows us to assess the existing roof, take the necessary measurements and provide a bespoke quotation based on the actual work required.
There are a number of different conservatory roofing options available, and each has its own advantages depending on what you want to achieve.
Many homeowners compare several types of roof before making a decision. The most suitable option will depend on factors such as insulation, appearance, installation requirements, the condition of the existing conservatory and your budget.
Below is a general guide to some of the main alternatives people may consider alongside a Green Space UK conservatory roof replacement.
Polycarbonate is generally one of the lower-cost conservatory roofing options.
It is lightweight and relatively simple to install, but its thermal performance can vary depending on the thickness and specification used. Polycarbonate roofs can also allow significant heat transfer and can be noisier during rain or hail than an insulated solid roof panel system.
For homeowners whose priority is improved insulation and reduced heat transfer through the roof, an insulated panel system may provide a more suitable long-term solution.
Glass and double-glazed conservatory roofs are generally more expensive than basic polycarbonate options.
They can provide improved strength and appearance, while still allowing plenty of natural light into the conservatory. However, the thermal performance of a glazed roof will depend on the specification used, and some homeowners may still experience heat build-up, heat loss or glare.
An insulated conservatory roof panel system offers a different approach by reducing the amount of direct sunlight entering through the roof and providing a solid insulated layer.
Tinted and solar-control glazing can help reduce glare and solar gain compared with standard glass.
The price can vary significantly depending on the specification, size and design of the conservatory roof. While these products can improve comfort, their thermal performance and level of insulation will differ from a solid insulated roof panel system.
Internal conservatory roof insulation and cladding can be one of the lower-cost ways of creating a non-transparent internal ceiling.
This type of system is generally installed beneath the existing roof rather than replacing it. It is therefore important to consider the age and condition of the original conservatory roof before choosing this approach.
If the existing roof later requires repair or replacement, the internal cladding may also need to be removed or altered.
Tiled conservatory roof conversions can be similar in price to insulated panel replacement systems, although this will depend on the individual project.
A tiled roof conversion may involve reinforcing or replacing parts of the existing roof structure, adding insulation and installing an internal ceiling finish. This can make the installation more involved than a panel replacement system.
Thermotec panels are designed to fit suitable existing conservatory roof frameworks, which can reduce the amount of structural work required. Installation can take as little as a day, depending on the size, design and condition of the conservatory.
Both options can provide good levels of insulation and a solid roof finish. The best choice will depend on the existing structure, the look you want to achieve, your budget and the level of disruption you are comfortable with.
When comparing quotations, it is worth considering:
The cost of improving a conservatory roof will depend on the type of system chosen, the size and shape of the roof, and the condition of the existing conservatory.
Green Space UK specialises in made-to-measure Thermotec conservatory roof panels, designed to reduce heat transfer through the roof while making use of the existing framework where suitable.
We have specialised in conservatory roof replacement since 2013 and have transformed more than 17,000 conservatories.
If you would like a bespoke quotation, call us on 0800 65 25 157 or use the button below to arrange a free, no-obligation home survey.
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Thermotec panels are made to measure before installation and can be fitted in as little as a day, depending on the size, design and condition of the existing conservatory.
Installation can take as little as a day, depending on the size, design and condition of the existing conservatory. Because the Thermotec panels are made to measure before our installation team arrives, much of the preparation is completed in advance, helping to keep disruption to a minimum.
Replacing suitable glass or polycarbonate roof panels with insulated Thermotec panels can help reduce heat transfer through the roof. This can help limit heat entering during warmer weather and reduce heat loss during colder weather.
The insulated construction can also help reduce overhead glare and the sound of rain compared with traditional glass or polycarbonate roofing. The overall comfort of the conservatory will also depend on factors such as the windows, doors, flooring and surrounding structure.
We cannot guarantee that replacing a conservatory roof will increase the value of your home, as property values depend on many different factors.
However, improving the appearance, insulation and usability of a conservatory may make the space more appealing to you and to future buyers. Thermotec panels are available in a range of colours and finishes, allowing the new roof to complement the style of the existing conservatory and property.
There are several conservatory roof options available, including polycarbonate, glass, tiled roof conversions and insulated roof panels.
Green Space UK specialises in made-to-measure Thermotec insulated aluminium panels, designed to replace suitable existing glass or polycarbonate roof panels while retaining the existing framework where possible.
Thermotec panels are also available in a range of colours and finishes, so the appearance of the replacement roof can be chosen to complement your conservatory and home.