Conservatory Roof Leaks, Repairs and Maintenance
Leaks and Repairs Diagnosis and solution
It is essential that the person inspecting the roof has a comprehensive knowledge of the elements of construction, experience of diagnosing the causes of leaks, and the failure and repair of components. Otherwise effective repairs cannot be correctly diagnosed and undertaken.
Our Technical Surveyor is not a salesman but and experienced installer and specifier, who will inspect your conservatory to diagnose the cause of leaks, and discuss and specify repair works.
We undertake work to both Polycarbonate and Glass Conservatory roofs.
Click on the links below to find out more about typical problems of Polycarbonate and Glass roofed conservatories and how we undertake your repair to solve the problem:
Diagnosing the causes and then proposing the correct solution is not straightforward and often complex. At HTG we have twenty five years experience exclusively specialising in the repair, renovation, maintenance and improvement of conservatory roofs and during this time we have developed many innovative materials and solutions to benefit our customers.
Once a conservatory has been installed it is generally forgotten even though, like all other external elements of the home, it requires regular inspection and maintenance. We provide a FREE Conservatory MOT to give you the information you need to keep you conservatory in tip top condition and significantly extend its life.
Click this link for: further details, to see a typical report, and to arrange an MOT
Once your conservatory has been brought back to a good condition we provide a Regular Service Plan covering regular cleaning, inspection, and parts.
There are many reasons why your conservatory leaks and deteriorates over time; here are just some of the common ones that we resolve:
- Slipping roof glazing panels
- Leaks from the ridge and ceiling rose
- Leaks from around the roof vent
- Undersize roof panels
- Poor standard of flashing
- Poor installation / fitting
- Misted and discoloured roof panels
- Badly fitted or blocked Leaking gutters
- Draughts from above the windows
- Wrongly positioned holes for roof blind fixings puncturing self-draining channels
Conservatory before
Conservatory after
Conservatory MOT
Free no obligation technical inspection/Survey
Before you make a commitment we, at your request, make a no-obligation visit. The person who will visit is a Technical Surveyor/Installer and is a member of our fitting team who has comprehensive knowledge of both our products and all the technical elements of Conservatory construction. The purpose of their visit is to examine your conservatory and discuss your requirements.
Following their visit you will receive a detailed written report identifying: the condition of your conservatory, recommendations, options, prices. At the end of the report is a form which you can complete if you wish to order. Our Technical Surveyors are not Salesmen but experienced installers.