This beautiful bespoke conservatory created two rooms - a living space and utility room for our customers. They opted for a blue tinted, self cleaning glass roof and bifold doors creating lots of light and space.

Our team removed the customers existing conservatory, completed the groundwork, blockwork, fitted the frames, plastering and rendering.

Our team worked on behalf of a third party company.  We completed the groundwork, brickwork and fitted the conservatory frames.  The conservatory fits in beautifully with the customers property. 

We also extended the patio around the new conservatory with crazy paving.
 

Our client in Rayleigh decided to go for an L-Shaped Conservatory.  They had a very  large area which created a lot more space on the rear of their property.

As you can see from the pictures below they opted for a blue tint solar paneled self cleaning roof.  Please see our blog page for the different options from deciding on the roof to the frame style.

Our team worked on behalf of a third party company.  We completed the groundwork and brickwork.  The team built one 3/4 height wall which added some extra privacy to the room.  The conservatory still creates plenty of light with the bifold opening.  

Gorgeous new Gullwing style conservatory

The client in Grays, Essex wanted a conservatory that would give them the space for a dining room with table and chairs. The full height wall to the left gave them the privacy and a nice plastered internal wall to hang their photos and wall lights.

Our customer was so pleased with the work carried out they asked the team to lay a new patio area with slab edged concrete path leading to their garage.

Our client in Basildon wanted an Edwardian style conservatory to create that needed space for an extra dining/living room without the expense of an extension. They opted for a 3/4 height wall to the left to give that feel of privacy and an extra wall space for possible photos, tv, wall lights etc. The rest of the walls were dwarf wall height to create a window ledge for their ornaments, lamps etc.

The roof design was finished in polycarbonate being the cheaper alternative to glass.  As you can see from the photos they opted for plastered internal walls with a brickwork finish to the outside. The floor has a floating screed with 100mm insulation directly underneath to prevent the heat loss escaping through the ground. The air bricks on the outside of the house would be covered with the new conservatory, so we created an airline within the design to ensure that air could still flow freely.

The client in Brentwood, Essex wanted this Hipped Lean-To conservatory so they could sit and look over their garden in a light filled comfortable warm room. The client was worried about the effect it would have on their recent concrete printed patio as the new conservatory was bigger than their previous so needed to be dug up.  However, with our 12″ disc cutter we cut a clean line to make it look very neat, clean and tidy, so it did not affect the look of their patio. The glass hipped roof really set this conservatory off.

The client in Eastwood, Essex wanted to replace their ageing decking area with something they could enjoy all year round.  An Edwardian style conservatory, complimented with a raised patio area was chosen.

However, there were a couple of issues that the clients needed clearing up before they could commit. Firstly was the man hole, the area chosen for the conservatory contained a large drain cover that required access, also the clients were worried about the smell. We decided to put a double seal cover over the top, this prevents any nasty smells or gases escaping, and access was planned into the design. Secondly, the airbricks on the outside of the house would be covered with the new conservatory, so we created an airline within the design to ensure that air could still flow freely.

Our client at Hornchurch, Essexa had already purchased the conservatory frame from a third party company. They were looking for a company to carry out the groundwork, brickwork and general building work involved in preparing the base for the conservatory frames to be fitted.

As you can see from the photos the base includes brickwork inside and out resulting in no internal plasterboard or finish plaster. The height of the wall is known as a dwarf wall which gives you the added advantage of a window board which can be used as a shelf for ornaments or side lights etc. The wall allows you to have electrical sockets at any point around the internal or external walls.

The client also wanted to have the concrete floor finished with a smooth silver trowel. They did not want the extra expense of a sharp sand screed top layer which is common practice for internal floor finishes.  This is because a screed is made up from sharp sand and gives you an exact level smooth finish with no worries of ripples, lumps and bumps.  However, concrete is made from ballast sand and has big stones which makes it harder to achieve a complete smooth level finish with no ripples etc. As you can see the floor came out very well.

Our customer in South Woodham, Essex was looking for some extra space added to their property.  They opted for an Edwardian style conservatory.  

Our customer now has an open plan kitchen / conservatory and are really pleased with the results.  They decided to have one full height wall for the extra privacy from the attached property, and the rest were dwarf walls allowing lots of light into the room.