At Vantage Windows and Doors, we offer conservatory conversions that completely change how that space feels and how you use it. Instead of ripping everything out and starting again, we take your existing conservatory and upgrade it properly by replacing the roof, windows and doors while keeping the original base in place.
The result is a room that feels solid, quieter and far more usable, without the disruption or cost of building an extension.

Many conservatories built in the 1990s and early 2000s were fitted with polycarbonate or older glass roofs and basic glazing. At the time, they looked great, but years later, the problems started to show.
We often hear the same frustrations:
In most cases, the base and main structure are still perfectly sound. It is the roof and glazing that let the space down, which is why a conversion can be such an effective solution
A conservatory conversion focuses on upgrading what is already there, rather than starting again from scratch.
We remove the existing roof and replace it with a lightweight, insulated tiled roof. At the same time, we remove the old windows and doors and install new ones that better suit the intended use of the room.
The base of the conservatory stays exactly where it is. As a result, the work is far less disruptive than building an extension, and in most cases, planning permission is not required. All work is designed to meet current building regulations.
Most conservatory conversions are completed in around 8 to 9 days.
Get in touch today to speak to a member of our team and arrange your free quote. You have nothing to lose by asking, and a lot to gain from seeing what your conservatory could become.
So why should you go for a conservatory conversion? The truth is that for many homes, a conservatory conversion makes more sense than a full replacement or extension. Here are just a few reasons why this is such a good option for homeowners like yourself.
In other words, by keeping the existing footprint and upgrading what is already there, you get a room that feels far more like part of the house, without digging foundations or waiting months for the work to be completed.
It is a sensible option for anyone who wants to make better use of the space they already have.

The roof plays a huge role in how a conservatory feels. Older polycarbonate and glass roofs are often the main reason a space is noisy and uncomfortable.
A lightweight tiled roof changes that completely. It gives the conservatory a more solid structure, reduces noise during bad weather, and makes the room feel calmer and more enclosed. Visually, it also helps the conservatory blend in better with the rest of the property, rather than standing out as an add-on.
This one change alone can transform how the room feels, especially when combined with new windows and doors.
As part of the conversion, we replace the existing windows and doors, ensuring the entire space functions as a cohesive, finished room.
This improves the look and feel of the conservatory and avoids the issue of mixing old and new materials. It also allows us to tailor the layout and style to how you want to use the room, whether that is opening it up to the garden or creating a more enclosed living space.
Everything is supplied and installed by the same team, which keeps the process simple and the finish consistent.
Once converted, many homeowners are surprised by just how different the room feels. What was once a space they avoided becomes somewhere they naturally spend time.
Converted conservatories are often used as:
More importantly, the room stops feeling seasonal. Instead of planning around the weather or time of year, the space becomes part of everyday life.
It feels settled, quieter and far more in keeping with the rest of the home, which is often what people wanted from their conservatory in the first place.
We are an experienced, hands-on company that has been supplying and installing windows, doors and roofing systems for many years. Our team understands how conservatories are built, where the common problems lie, and how to upgrade them properly.
When you choose us for your conservatory conversion, you deal with one company throughout the entire project. There is no passing work between different trades and no confusion about who is responsible for what.
We use quality products, carry the relevant accreditations already associated with our work, and provide guarantees for peace of mind. Most importantly, we take the time to explain your options clearly so you can make the right decision for your home.
We keep the process simple and straightforward.
It starts with a conversation by phone or email, where we talk through what you have now and what you would like to change. We can then arrange a visit to assess the existing conservatory and confirm what is possible.
You’ll receive a clear quote based on your requirements. If you decide to go ahead, we agree a start date that suits you.
Most conservatory conversions are completed within 8 to 9 days, with minimal disruption to the rest of the house.
We keep you informed throughout and make sure everything is finished properly before signing the job off.
We pride ourselves on putting our customers first throughout, which is why we have previously won the Which Trusted Trader award, because our customer service, products and practices are amongst the best there is. All this will help ensure your conservatory conversion is a stress-free process!

Every conservatory conversion is different, which means the cost depends on the size of the space and the specification of the roof, windows and doors.
Rather than offering rough estimates, we prefer to provide a proper quote once we have seen the conservatory. This keeps everything clear from the outset and avoids surprises later on.
Q. Do conservatory conversions need planning permission?
A. In most cases, planning permission is not required because the existing structure remains in place. We can advise during your home visit.
Q. How long does a conservatory conversion take?
A. Most projects are completed in around 8 to 9 days, depending on the size and scope of work.
Q.Will my conservatory be warm all year round?
A. Yes. The insulated tiled roof and new windows and doors are designed to improve comfort in both winter and summer.
Q. Can any conservatory be converted?
A. Most conservatories are suitable for conversion. We will assess your existing structure during the free survey.
Q. Is the tiled roof too heavy?
A. No. The roof systems we use are lightweight and designed for conservatory conversions.
If your conservatory is rarely used or never feels quite right, a conversion could completely change how you feel about that space. Instead of putting up with a room that does not work for you, this is your chance to find out what is actually possible.
A free quote costs you nothing and requires no commitment. It simply gives you clear, honest advice on how your existing conservatory could be transformed into a room you genuinely enjoy using.
There is no pressure and no obligation to go ahead. Just straightforward guidance from a team that knows how these projects work and takes pride in doing them properly.
If you have been thinking about upgrading your conservatory for a while, now is the time to find out how much of a difference a conversion could make to your home.
Contact us today to speak with a member of our team and arrange your complimentary quote. You have nothing to lose by asking, and a lot to gain from seeing what your conservatory could become.