How much does a conservatory cost?

As bespoke builds this all depends on size and design but as a starting budget a 3x3 metre conservatory will start from around £14k. However, many items need to be considered such as planning permission, requirements for building works and number of openings both into your property and into the garden. Read more...

What is the difference between a conservatory and an orangery?

A conservatory is defined as a glass structure with a brick base and a pitched roof comprising of over 75% glass. An Orangery is defined as a mostly brick structure with large windows a flat roof and a glass lantern. Read more...

Do I need planning permission for my conservatory?

There are many factors to consider concerning planning permission. The size of your conservatory, your property and many other factors can have an impact on whether you will get planning permission for your new conservatory or not. At Everest, we understand planning permission can be confusing so we've put together a dedicated planning permission guide. Read more...

Can you stand on a conservatory roof?

The roof of a conservatory is not made to be load bearing. Therefore, you should not attempt to stand, walk or crawl along them. If you clean your conservatory roof then it is advisable to use a telescopic brush and ladder, or speak to a professional cleaning company who will have all the necessary equipment to clean the roof effectively.

Are conservatories covered by buildings insurance?

Existing conservatories are covered under standard home contents and buildings insurance, providing that it is built and classed as a permanent structure that has been constructed properly. The majority of insurance companies will treat a conservatory as part of the building itself. However, it is always worth checking with your home insurance provider.

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Conservatories – a wonderful new room, all year-round

This magnificent conservatory features a LivinROOF which gives you the flexibility to combine solid and glazed roofing seamlessly. An installation such as this helps you extend your living space and enhance thermal performance to give you a room you can use all year round.

Project: Gillespies
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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The sky’s the limit

The LivinROOF can be formed into any shape or roof style and the glazing panels can be inserted to replace virtually any of the aluminium roofing panels, helping maximise the use of natural light and making your space instantly brighter.

Project: Gillespies
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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Where the only confines are your dreams

Here, the conservatory serves as an extension to the kitchen as well as an extra living space. The roof vents ensure that the conservatory is as cool in the summer as it’s warm in the winter, while the bi-fold doors create a seamless extension to the outside patio.

Project: Stevenage House
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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Let the light shine through

Viewed from the inside, you can see that the conservatory provides a wonderful interior. The bi-fold doors are in Charcoal Grey, neatly offset by the modern chrome handles, and all safely secured via a multi-point locking system.

Project: Stevenage House
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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Fit for a king – and fits any space

This conservatory, fitted with French doors is a good example of how our conservatories are designed to fit the space you have to the millimetre, extending as it does to the edge of the raised patio.

Project: Ramsey House
Styled by: Anita Gould-Davies
Photographer: Andrew Barton

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Weather-proof, even when no-one’s at home

This conservatory is as warm in the winter as it’s cool in the summer, aided by a clever but easy-to-operate roof ventilation system. The vents can be opened automatically via a control box, so no need to worry if there’s no-one at home and it starts raining; the system will sense it and automatically close the vents.

Project: Ramsey House
Styled by: Anita Gould-Davies
Photographer: Andrew Barton

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Not just real style, but matching style

This superb conservatory looks like it has always been part of the period property it adjoins with window designs that match those on the house. A conservatory like this represents an inviting and spacious location you naturally gravitate to, as well as a truly beautiful piece of design.

Project: Nottingham House

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Rooms with a view

The inside is so spacious that there’s room for both a dining area and sofas on which to relax and enjoy the natural light. You can also see the French doors to the side, opening out onto another patio, as well as detail of the modern gold-coloured handle with multi-point locking.

Project: Nottingham House

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Simple but brilliant

This is a tiled roof extension, complete with Everest bi-fold doors. The carefully-planned roof structure features a plastered and insulated ceiling interior, which gives you the freedom to choose from a wide variety of spotlight and downlight options.

Project: Bradford-on-Avon House
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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Light that’s right for you

Viewed from the inside, you can see how this particular tiled roof extension also features optional opening skylights, giving you an optimal mix of natural and artificial lighting (which we can install for you), as well as extra ventilation.

Project: Bradford-on-Avon House
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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Beautiful and practical, from the roof down

This tiled roof conservatory is made of uPVC with Golden Oak finish on the outside. The roof tiles are synthetic, available in both slate-like and textured options. Here, four opening roof vents offer extra light and ventilation.

Project: Isle of Man House

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A lighter touch

The inside of the doors and frames are white, thereby maximising the feeling of light and spaciousness, but several other options are available. Like all our conservatories, it’s cool in the summer, warm in the winter – and extremely inviting the whole year round.

Project: Isle of Man House

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Everest Conservatory shapes

Our classic conservatories are available in a range of shapes and styles, with each sympathetic to the appearance and scale of your property, so it looks and feels right for your home. All our classic conservatories are fully bespoke in their design, manufacture and installation, although we take inspiration from the following distinct conservatory styles: conservatory shapes

Why choose an Everest Conservatory?

Our uPVC conservatories reflect the latest advances in conservatory technology. Their superior quality is a signature of Everest products and with Everest uPVC Conservatories, you’ll enjoy the following benefits:

Unique to Everest

Industry leading guarantees with a lifetime guarantee against fogging between the panes of our uPVC double-glazed sealed units, plus a 10 year guarantee on all our materials
Solid foundations due to our market leading base specifications. Our standard 1000mm deep concrete foundations will accommodate most installations, but where necessary we can use a ‘piled’ foundation to suit ground conditions
Unique reinforced wall frame design for unrivalled levels of security

And still there’s more

Enhanced security with our multi-point locking systems, key-locking handles, hook-bolts and window hinge-side security as standard
Team of dedicated experts who are with you every step of the way
Choice of material with our classic conservatories available in uPVC, aluminium and timber
Wide range of options to customize your conservatory, from colour, glass type and window style to window and door handles and more
Highly specified double glazed units with excellent ‘U’ values as standard, something you won’t find with other suppliers
Range of sizes and styles to match your budget and house design. Our smaller conservatories take up less space, have less building requirements and are quicker to install
Affordable options for extending your living space
A conservatory you can use all year round which stays cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter
Replacement conservatory roofs now available for if you want to refresh your existing conservatory

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Classic conservatory FAQs

At Everest, we understand that choosing a new conservatory can be a daunting task. So to help you here are some frequently asked questions which you might find useful.

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How much does a conservatory cost?
As bespoke builds this all depends on size and design but as a starting budget a 3x3 metre conservatory will start from around £14k. However, many items need to be considered such as planning permission, requirements for building works and number of openings both into your property and into the garden.

Read more: How much does a conservatory cost...
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What is the difference between a conservatory and an orangery?
A conservatory is defined as a glass structure with a brick base and a pitched roof comprising of over 75% glass. An Orangery is defined as a mostly brick structure with large windows a flat roof and a glass lantern.

Read more: What is the difference between a conservatory and Orangery...
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Do I need planning permission for my conservatory?
There are many factors to consider concerning planning permission. The size of your conservatory, your property and many other factors can have an impact on whether you will get planning permission for your new conservatory or not. At Everest, we understand planning permission can be confusing so we've put together a dedicated planning permission guide.

Read more: Do I need planning permission...
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Can you stand on a conservatory roof?
The roof of a conservatory is not made to be load bearing. Therefore, you should not attempt to stand, walk or crawl along them. If you clean your conservatory roof then it is advisable to use a telescopic brush and ladder, or speak to a professional cleaning company who will have all the necessary equipment to clean the roof effectively.
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Are conservatories covered by buildings insurance?
Existing conservatories are covered under standard home contents and buildings insurance, providing that it is built and classed as a permanent structure that has been constructed properly. The majority of insurance companies will treat a conservatory as part of the building itself. However, it is always worth checking with your home insurance provider.