Solid Conservatory Roofs in Wrexham, North Wales, and North West of England

It’s an insulated roof that replaces the glass or polycarbonate panels on your conservatory. Instead of seeing the sky through the roof, you’ll have a proper ceiling inside, just like the rest of your home.

Solid roofs can be pitched, low pitch or flat, depending on the style of your conservatory. A tiled finish is one of the most popular options, which you can read more about on our tiled conservatory roofs page.

A tiled roof is a type of solid roof. All solid roofs are insulated and have a ceiling inside, but the outside finish can vary depending on the pitch and style of your conservatory.

Pitched roofs are usually finished with lightweight tiles, while low pitch and flat roofs use coverings designed for shallower angles. We’ll recommend the best option for your conservatory at your survey.

Yes. Lean to conservatories often have a very shallow roof, and low pitch solid roof systems are designed for exactly this. Icotherm’s Ico600 roof, for example, can be fitted at a pitch as low as 3 degrees.

That makes a solid roof a practical upgrade for smaller conservatories as well as larger Victorian and Edwardian styles.

It will let in less light than a glass roof, but your conservatory walls are still mostly glass, so the room stays bright.

If you’d like more daylight, roof windows or a lantern can often be added to the solid roof. Take a look at our glass conservatory roofs page for more on lanterns.

A well insulated solid roof keeps far more heat inside than a glass or polycarbonate roof, and stops the room overheating on sunny days.

That means you can use your conservatory as a dining room, playroom or home office through the winter months, instead of shutting the door from October to March.

In many cases, yes. If your frames, walls and base are in good condition, we can often replace just the roof. This is quicker and more affordable than a full rebuild.

We’ll check everything carefully at your survey and tell you clearly whether your conservatory is suitable for a solid roof.

Replacing a conservatory roof often falls under permitted development, but the rules can change once a roof becomes solid, and building regulations may also apply.

Always check with your local council, whether that’s Wrexham, North Wales, or the North West of England, before you go ahead. We’ll give you the details you need to ask.

Solid roof prices depend on the size and shape of your conservatory, the pitch of the roof, the roof system and the outside finish you choose.

We’ll give you an exact figure after checking your conservatory. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England, look at the frames and base, and give you a clear quote, with no pressure to commit.

Our own team handles the whole job, from removing your old roof to finishing the new ceiling inside. Viking Windows is part of JF Glazing, established in Wrexham in 2003, and we bring over 40 years’ combined glass and glazing experience.

Our fitters wear uniform, carry picture ID and are DBS checked. We’ll keep your conservatory protected while the work is under way and clear everything away when we’re done.