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2026 UK prices

Conservatory roof replacement cost

A solid, tiled or glass replacement roof typically runs from around £2,000 to £15,000+ fitted. Use the calculator for your exact size and region, then see what really drives the price below.

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Cost by roof type

The single biggest factor is the type of roof you choose. Lighter options reuse more of your existing structure and fit in a day or two; a solid warm roof is a full insulated conversion with a plastered ceiling, building-control sign-off and the highest comfort. Typical fitted prices for a mid-sized (around 4m × 4m) conservatory:

Roof typeTypical installed costWhat you get
Polycarbonate£2,000 – £6,500Budget like-for-like refresh; still noisy and poor insulation
Glass (solar-control)£3,500 – £9,500Maximum light, with self-cleaning, heat-reflective glass
Insulated panels£4,000 – £8,000Fast thermal upgrade that slots into the existing frame
Lightweight tiled£5,000 – £12,000Warm, quiet, tiled look — a true year-round room
Hybrid (solid + glass)£5,500 – £13,500Solid warmth plus glazed panels or a lantern for light
Solid warm roof (plastered)£6,500 – £15,000Extension-grade insulation and a plastered vaulted ceiling
Indicative supply-and-fit prices for a mid-sized conservatory, 2026. Larger or complex shapes cost more.

Cost by conservatory style and size

Bigger conservatories and more complex shapes (more roof facets and valleys) cost more to re-roof. The table below shows typical prices for the most popular upgrade — a solid warm roof— across styles and sizes. Lighter roof types cost less; the calculator above prices your exact spec.

Conservatory styleSmallMediumLarge
Lean-to / sunroom£3,800 – £5,200£7,500 – £10,500£10,000 – £15,000
Edwardian / Georgian£6,100 – £8,500£8,000 – £12,000£10,000 – £15,000
Victorian (3/5 facet)£6,700 – £9,350£9,200 – £13,800£11,500 – £17,250
Gable-fronted£6,400 – £8,900£8,400 – £12,500£10,500 – £15,750
P / T / L-shaped£8,500 – £12,500£12,500 – £18,000
Solid / tiled warm roof, supply & fit. Source: 2026 UK installer pricing.

What drives the price

Regional price differences

Where you live changes the price noticeably — the South-East and London carry the biggest premium:

RegionTypical price vs UK average
Greater London+25%
South-East / Home Counties (Herts, Surrey, Berks)+15%
South-West+5%
Midlands / East AngliaBaseline
North-West / Wales−5%
North-East / Scotland−10%

The £9,000 vs £19,000 question

It's common to get a £9,000 quote from a local independent and a £19,000 quote from a national brand for the same roof. Accredited local installers typically charge £8,000–£12,000 for a standard solid conversion; national brands carry far higher marketing and sales overheads. We match you with one vetted local installer — not a call centre — so you see realistic local pricing.

All figures are 2026 guide prices for standard site conditions and are confirmed by a free, no-obligation home survey. See also our guide to roof options and building regulations.

Conservatory roof cost — FAQs

How much does it cost to replace a conservatory roof in 2026?

For a typical mid-sized conservatory, expect roughly £2,000–£6,500 for polycarbonate, £3,500–£9,500 for glass, and £6,500–£15,000 for a solid warm (tiled, plastered) roof. The exact price depends on the roof type, your conservatory's size and shape, and your region.

Is replacing the roof cheaper than a new conservatory?

Almost always. Replacing just the roof keeps your existing frames, base and glazing, so it's far less disruptive and typically costs a fraction of demolishing and rebuilding — or of a full brick extension.

Why do quotes vary by thousands of pounds for the same roof?

Three big reasons: local independents usually quote £8,000–£12,000 for a standard solid roof while national brands often quote £15,000–£20,000+ for the same job; older frames may need structural reinforcement; and finishes (plaster vs pine, extra roof windows, lighting) add up. Always compare like-for-like.

Can I spread the cost / pay monthly?

Many installers offer finance so you can spread the cost over several years — ask your installer about the rates and options available.

Does a new solid roof add value to my home?

It turns a seasonal, often-unused conservatory into a year-round room, which buyers value. Crucially, keep the Building Control completion certificate — solicitors ask for it when you sell.

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