FAQ
Southside Better Roofs was founded by Simon Daniel in 2018 using his 30 years experience in the conservatory and building industry.
Southside Better Roofs are fully vetted, accredited and approved Team Guardian Warm Roof installers.
Yes, we provide a 10-year insurance backed guarantee which is handed over on completion of every new conservatory roof.
Conservatory roof costs will vary significantly depending on the type, size and the complexity of the roof required. These are all factors that are considered when a roof survey is completed. Conservatory roof costs start at around £5,000. Whether you are looking for a new or replacement roof the costs are going to be the same. The cost of the roof will be informed by the materials required including frame, tiles, insulation, windows, labor, as well as other considerations.
You do not need to gain planning permission to change your conservatory roof.
We highly recommend building regulations be put in place to support the roof. This is particularly important if you were to sell the property in the future. House surveys would want to see building regulations in place for any major works carried out. It will cost around five times the amount to get building regulations in place further down the line, so it’s important these are done prior to the work being carried out.
The Guardian Warm Roof solution offers a patented technology which ensures that any conservatory roof can be fitted with a tiled roof. Regardless of the size or type of conservatory our Guardian Warm Roof technology will offer a solution.
Having a Guardian Warm Roof added to your conservatory will make your conservatory warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Due to its multi-layered patented technology, best in industry insulation, it will achieve an amazing thermal U-Value of 0.18W/m2K, saving you money on your energy bills
1) Glass conservatory roof
2) Polycarbonate conservatory roof
3) Solid conservatory roof.
A solid roof offers the best soundproofing and insulation properties of all three of the options. If you take costs of repairs, replacement and energy costs into account a solid roof offers the best value over the longer term.