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

Yes, a lot warmer. An Icotherm tiled roof can make your conservatory up to 90% warmer in winter and 70% cooler in summer. That means a room you can sit in comfortably on a frosty January morning or a hot July afternoon, wherever you live in Wrexham, North Wales or the North West of England.

The standard Icotherm roof has a U-value of 0.15, which meets Building Regulations for homes in the North West of England. For homes in Wrexham and across North Wales, the Pro version reaches 0.12 to meet the stricter Welsh standard. The U-value measures how much heat escapes through the roof, so the lower the number, the warmer your room stays and the less you spend heating it.

No. Icotherm roofs use lightweight tiles designed for conservatories. Icoslate slate effect tiles weigh less than 13kg per square metre, and Icotile shingles weigh less than 7kg per square metre.

Every roof is backed by structural calculations and has passed structural load testing, so you can be confident it’s strong and stable. We’ll also check your existing frames and base at your survey.

Icoslate slate effect tiles come in Amethyst, Ash, Oak, Sunset, Slate, Sunshine and Charcoal. Icotile shingles are an interlocking, hidden fix design in Black, Brown, Brindle Red, Red, Brindle Brown and Grey.

A range of Britmet feature tiles is also available, including plain tile, pantile and slate styles, so you can match your new roof to your home.

Yes. Icoslate tiles are made from a recyclable blend of limestone and polypropylene, and Icotherm’s tiles use over 90% recycled polymer.

A warmer roof also means you’ll use less energy heating your conservatory, which is good for your bills as well as the planet.

Yes. Icotherm tiled roofs can be fitted with Velux roof windows, letting in daylight and fresh air while keeping the warmth of a solid roof.

If you’d love more light, a glass roof or lantern might suit you better. Take a look at our glass conservatory roofs page to compare.

Yes. Rain on an old polycarbonate roof can be so loud you can’t hear the TV, but a tiled roof is solid and fully insulated, so you’ll barely notice it.

The tiles are also built to stand up to strong winds, heavy rain and sunshine year after year. That’s ideal for homes in more exposed spots across Wrexham, North Wales and the North West of England.

Icotherm roofs are designed to be fully compliant with Building Control Regulations, backed by structural calculations. Whether you need approval depends on your conservatory and the work involved.

Always check with your local council before you go ahead, and we’ll give you the details you need. Planning permission may also apply if your home is listed or in a conservation area.

Tiled roof prices depend on the size and shape of your conservatory, the tile style and colour, and extras such as Velux roof windows.

We’ll confirm your price after a survey. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales and the North West of England, check your frames and base, and give you a clear, honest quote, with no pressure to commit.

Not as long as you might think. Icotherm roofs arrive as pre built pods, so they go up quickly, with minimal disruption and no mess left on site. We’ll give you a clear timescale with your quote.

Our team is uniformed, DBS checked and carries picture ID. Viking Windows is part of JF Glazing, a Wrexham firm since 2003, with over 40 years’ combined experience.