Conservatory Advice

1/ Why chose a Conservatory?

What are you looking to accomplish with a conservatory? If you want more room then you have three options: move, build an extension or add a conservatory.

In the current housing climate the housing industry is very weak, therefore selling your property could be a difficult task. Adding a conservatory will not only give you extra space, it will increase the value of your home straight away and many believe that it will pay for itself and more when the housing market recovers.

2/ What are you using it for?

It is a good idea to think about what you will use it for before beginning to plan the design. This will allow the designing process to go a lot quicker and more smoothly.

3/ Conservatory Inspiration

Conservatory Outlet have a page dedicated to inspiration. Also if you visit a showroom, industry professionals will also be there to help you – or they can come visit you if you’d prefer.

4/ Conservatory Designs

There are a host of designs available. From the old fashioned victorian or edwardian designs, to the p-shape and even an Orangery.

All designs have their advantages and it’s a good idea to discuss your wants and needs for the Conservatory with our qualified staff.

5/ Get a quote

Many sites will offer online quotes. A lot of these sites will receive your details and then sell them on the a 3rd party, meaning you’ll be rung by a strange company, without having the ability to research them or even know anything about them.

Rest assured, with us you can request a free Conservatory Quote online and be handled in a personal manner with extreme care and professionalism.

6/ It might be a good idea to look local

A lot of local installers can offer very good deals. They can also be a lot easier to receive follow up service from. Conservatory Outlet has a lot of local retailers, giving you peace of mind.

7/ Length of time

You should ask the company you choose to give you an estimated time and make sure it does not clash with any plans. An industry standard guess for a standard conservatory would be approximately 4-6 weeks.

8/ Finance Deals

Companies can offer great finance deals, including no payment for a year and a small deposit.

9/ Furniture and added extras

Extra items which you may not think of at the time become essential once the structure is complete. A lot of retailers offer these products. Conservatory Outlet also offer Perfect Fit Blinds, which look stunning in a conservatory and are available in hundreds of different colours.

10/ Conservatory Guarantee

Make sure the company you purchase from offer a good guarantee. Conservatory Outlet offers it’s famous 1 2 3 Guarantee, which is a £1000 Security guarantee, a 10 year manufacturers guarantee as well as an insurance back guarantee.