Conservatories
A room you'll actually use, in every season.
Foundations to finished roof, handled directly by Dan's team — not a patchwork of separate contractors.
Extra Space That Adds Value To Your Home
Every conservatory we build is designed around your property and the way you live, from a dining room or study to a garden room that opens right up in summer. All the building work, from foundations and brickwork through to electrics and plastering, is taken care of by Dan and his team, and we can arrange the flooring too.
Thinking about adding a conservatory?
No obligation. No follow-up sales calls.
The System We Build With
Introducing the Liniar roof.
Designed and manufactured in Derbyshire to match Liniar’s range of windows and doors, so the whole room fits together. It’s the system we build with for its thermal performance, security and long-term durability.
A warmer roof
Thermal twin-walled top caps keep more heat inside over the winter, making the room less expensive to heat.
Watertight and secure
A roof designed with no holes or gaps for water to get in, and one that can't be taken apart from the outside.
Low maintenance
PVCu frames need far less looking after than timber, and are more cost-effective to build.
10-year frame guarantee
Liniar frames are guaranteed not to discolour, warp, crack or split for 10 years.
Conservatories We’ve Built
8 real conservatories, real homes, no stock photography.
Styles Available
Types of conservatory.
Whatever the shape of your home and garden, there’s a style to suit it.
Victorian
One of the most popular styles, with a faceted front of 3 or 5 sides that adds traditional elegance. It can be designed to suit anything from a large garden to a small patio.
Edwardian
Similar to the Victorian but square or rectangular in footprint, so you get the most floor area and living space while keeping traditional character. Sometimes called Georgian.
Lean-To
Often the best fit for a tighter budget, and one of the simplest solutions for bungalows and porches. The low-pitch roof suits height-restricted spots, with clean modern lines.
Gable
A traditional apex roof with a fully glazed front rising to the point. It brings a classic, distinctive feel, particularly to period properties.
Combination
Mix styles to fit your home and garden. A Victorian plus a Lean-to makes a P-shape with two separate living areas, or choose a T or B shape.
Orangery
Part conservatory, part traditional extension. Each side can combine brickwork, windows and doors, so the room is bespoke to you.
Lantern Roofs
A raised glazed lantern adds height and floods the room with light. They can be added to any large conservatory, or used on a brick-built extension.
Garden Rooms & Extensions
Use the space however suits your life: a kitchen extension, family room, study, or a garden room that opens right up in summer with bi-fold doors.
Roof Options
Choose your roof.
The roof makes a big difference to how a conservatory feels, so it’s worth deciding early. We can supply any option to suit your requirements.
Glass
Lets in the most natural light, and rainfall is quieter than on polycarbonate. Liniar roofs use Pilkington glass.
Self-cleaning & solar control
Pilkington Activ self-cleaning glass breaks dirt down with daylight and rainwater, ideal for hard-to-reach roofs. SunShade versions reflect up to 80% of the sun's heat for a cooler room.
Polycarbonate
A lower-budget, lightweight option that blocks 99% of UV, with multi-wall insulation. It can be noisier in the rain and harder to clean than glass.
Tiled warm roof
An increasingly popular alternative to glass, giving the room a more solid, home-like feel. Ask Dan about the options for your property.
Colours & Finishes
Add colour to your conservatory.
Choose from white and cream, woodgrain foils, or modern greens, greys and blacks. The woodgrain foils are factory-fitted, so the frames look like timber without the maintenance. Ask to see our colour swatches.
White or White Foil
Cream or Cream Foil
Chartwell Green
Mahogany
Rosewood
Irish Oak
Golden Oak
7016 Grey
Anthracite
Black
Some finishes are available on the outside only, with a white interior. Ask Dan which options suit your design.
Colours shown on screen are a guide only. Ask to see the physical swatches for an accurate match.
Want to explore the options? Get the Liniar conservatory brochure.
Every style, roof and colour option in one place, to look through in your own time.
Free download. No sign-up, no follow-up call.
From Google Reviews
What customers say about Dan's work.
“We contacted Dan on a recommendation from a family member … His attention to detail is amazing, he is a very clean and tidy worker and nothing is too much trouble. Other people have asked us about him and commented on how well he works (neighbourhood watch at its best!)”
Rachel Young
Windows & door
“Dan has done all the windows and doors in our house and they are great. He's so helpful and friendly and always cleans up after himself. … When the patio door shattered he was here within 20 minutes.”
Jo Wheat
Windows, doors & garage doors
“Fitted a houseful of windows. Great communication, great products, first class service from start to finish.”
Nick Holloway
Full house of windows
Common questions
How long does a conservatory build take?
A conservatory build by Lichfield Double Glazing depends on the size, style, and roof type chosen. A comprehensive build involving groundwork, brickwork, and electrics takes longer than just installing the glazing, but Dan will provide a precise, realistic timescale during your initial Staffordshire site visit.
Do I need planning permission?
Most conservatories usually do not need planning permission, subject to specific limits and conditions regarding your property type and the room's size. Dan will clearly advise if your project might require it before any work begins, or you can verify through your local authority or planningportal.gov.uk.
Should I choose glass or polycarbonate?
Glass roofs let in more light and remain much quieter during rain, whereas polycarbonate is a cheaper alternative offering more protection against sun and glare, though it is harder to clean. We highly recommend considering solar-control glass for sunny, south-facing conservatories to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Which way should my conservatory face?
South-facing conservatories receive the most sun, requiring good ventilation, blinds, or solar-control glass. North-facing rooms are harder to heat, making heat-retaining glazing essential. Alternatively, east-facing spaces are perfect for enjoying breakfast sunshine, while west-facing additions are ideal for relaxing and watching the evening sunset.
Can you do the electrics and flooring too?
Yes, Lichfield Double Glazing handles the complete project. All building work, from pouring foundations and laying brickwork through to installing electrics and completing the plastering, is taken care of by Dan and his expert team. We can also arrange custom flooring to perfectly finish your new space.
Are the frames guaranteed?
Liniar frames are guaranteed not to discolour, warp, crack or split for 10 years.
Get a fair price, no pressure
Tell us what you need and Dan will measure up and send you a written quote within a few days — no salesperson, no follow-up calls chasing an answer.
No sales pressure. No follow-up calls chasing your decision.