Conservatories in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England

There’s a style for every home. Edwardian conservatories have straight sides that make the most of your floor space, while Victorian designs have a rounded front and angled roof for a more traditional look.

Gable ended conservatories have a tall, striking roof, and P shaped designs combine two areas in one. A lean to conservatory is a simple, compact option that brings in light without taking up much garden.

Yes, as long as you choose the right roof. Today’s roof glass keeps out much of the summer heat and holds warmth in during winter. For the most comfortable room, an insulated tiled roof makes your conservatory feel like the rest of your home.

Our tiled roofs can make a room up to 90% warmer in winter and 70% cooler in summer. We’ll help you pick the roof that suits how you plan to use the space.

For a traditional glass roof, choose Celsius glass, with U-values from 0.9 to 1.2, argon filled units and warm edge spacer bars, or TuffX Ambience glass in a range of tints and self cleaning options.

For a warmer, quieter room, an Icotherm tiled roof reaches a U-value of 0.12 in Wales. Or add an aluminium lantern to a flat roof for light with a contemporary look. See our conservatory roofs page for more.

Self cleaning roof glass has a special coating that reacts with daylight to break down dirt, which the rain then washes away. TuffX Ambience self cleaning glass is certified to EN 1096-5, the European standard for self cleaning glass.

It means your conservatory roof stays clearer for longer, with far less need to get up a ladder.

Many conservatories fall under permitted development, which means planning permission isn’t needed, but it depends on the size, position and height of your conservatory, and whether your home is listed or in a conservation area.

Always check with your local council, whether that’s Wrexham, North Wales, or the North West of England, before you go ahead. We’ll talk through the design with you so you have the details you need.

Almost anything. With a well insulated roof and modern glazing, a conservatory can work as a dining room, snug, playroom, home office or garden room.

Add French doors or bifold doors to connect it to the garden, and choose tinted or satin roof glass if you’d like more shade or privacy.

Conservatory prices depend on the size and style you choose, the type of roof, your frame colour and the groundwork your garden needs.

We’ll give you an accurate price once we’ve seen your space. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales, or the North West of England, talk through designs and give you a clear, honest quote, with no pressure to commit.

It begins with a visit to your home, where we’ll look at the space, talk through styles and roof options, and take measurements. Once you’re happy with your design and quote, we’ll agree a start date and keep you informed as your conservatory takes shape.

Our team is uniformed, DBS checked and carries picture ID, so you’ll always know who’s on site. Viking Windows is part of JF Glazing, which has served homes around Wrexham since 2003, and we bring over 40 years’ combined experience to every build.