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Too hot, too cold or leaking? There are three ways to fix it, from insulating the roof you have to fitting a new tiled roof. We’ll survey it for free and tell you which suits your conservatory.
Free survey · three ways to fix it · often done in a day
Is it time?
Most conservatories end up as the room nobody uses, and it’s nearly always down to the roof. If the frames and base are sound, you don’t need to rebuild it.
Sun through a glass or polycarbonate roof turns the room into a greenhouse by mid-morning.
Heat goes straight out through the roof, so you shut the door and stop using it.
Rain and hail on polycarbonate can drown out the TV or a conversation.
Water where the roof meets the house, or dripping panels, usually means the roof is near its end.
Your options
Each one fixes the same problem in a different way. Tell us how you use the room and we’ll advise which makes sense.
Best for: Keeping the roof you have and fixing the temperature for less disruption.
Your roof stays on. Foil insulation goes in from the inside, finished with a clean white ceiling.
Best for: A sound roof frame where you want better panels without a full new roof.
Your glass or polycarbonate panels come out, and insulated panels go in on your existing rafters.
Best for: Making the conservatory look and feel like part of the house.
The old roof comes off and a new lightweight tiled roof goes on, on your existing frames and walls.
What you get
The survey comes first, so the option we quote is the one your conservatory can actually take.
A new roof is only as good as what it sits on. If the frames or base are failing, a rebuild may make more sense, and we’ll tell you that at the survey.
Four steps, no surprises
No call centre and no pushy sales visit. Just this.
We look at the roof, frames and base, and ask how you want to use the room.
The options and what’s included are set out in your quote, with no pressure to decide on the day.
Most jobs take between one and three days, and the room stays protected throughout.
We clean up and come back to check you’re happy before you pay.
Our guarantee
Once the job’s finished, you can’t see what’s underneath. So what’s covered is set out in your quote, before you decide anything.
More of our work
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Our work
Video review
A couple talk about their new conservatory roof, fitted by Cozy Top.
Reviews
Our 48 reviews, from Google, Trustpilot & Checkatrade.
4.7 stars · 48 reviews
“Very impressed from start to finish. No hard sell, got a quote and was left to us to decide. We decided to have the conservatory roof insulated on the inside. Looks amazing. The fitters arrived early and straight onto the job, and left everything clean and tidy!”
“The team turned up early and immediately started to set up. They completed the task in just over 4 hours, cleaned up and moved the heavy furniture back into place. Sales Manager and the Owner then turned up later in the day to check if we were happy before we had to pay. A good experience from start to finish.”
“Excellent service from start to finish. Gareth the sales person explained the process and was not too pushy. The process that was explained was followed by the fitters who were really good and friendly, we could not fault them.”
“Great job done boarding our loft by a polite and tidy team. Happy to recommend.”
“Fantastic service from sales to installation. Great product. Highly recommend the whole experience. Many thanks Cozy Top Team”
“Really happy with Cozy Top. Great people with excellent workmanship and materials.”
“Following a visit by the Director of Cozy Top Home, to discuss the best options for my conservatory roof. I placed the order, the Surveyor visited and he explained in full detail how the work would be carried out. The two fitters turned up at the time advised, and worked non stop, they did an excellent job, and tidied up after them. I am extremely pleased with the service provided, and would recommend them.”
“The entire team is brilliant. Gareth came in and provided a free quote, clearly explaining the entire process. David and Mark arrived early in the morning and completed the work within just 4 hours. The work was carried out very professionally and meticulously.”
“We started with the Estimator/Sales Gareth who was very helpful, friendly and discussed how the work would be done. The work was carried out with 2 brothers who had a good work ethic, got on with the job with precision and cleanliness. On completion we had a visit from the company work inspector to check we were happy with the work done.”
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Where we work
Based in Nottingham, covering homes up to about 40 miles around. Pick your town to see the homes and jobs we see most there.
FAQs
Insulating the roof you already have is usually the cheapest and least disruptive option, because the roof stays on. Foil insulation goes in from the inside and is finished with a white ceiling, usually in a day. It suits most glass and polycarbonate roofs with sound frames. We’ll tell you at the free survey whether it suits yours.
In most cases, yes, as long as the frames and base are sound. The tiled roofs we fit are far lighter than normal roof tiles, so they suit existing conservatory frames without rebuilding. The new roof makes the conservatory feel like part of the house. We check the frames and base at the survey before we recommend it.
Usually not, because the footprint of the conservatory stays the same. Building regulations can apply, depending on the new roof and how the conservatory joins the house, and conservation areas can have extra rules. We check both at the free survey, so you know before you decide.
Internal insulation and thermal panels are often done in a day. A new tiled conservatory roof usually takes 2 to 3 days, including taking the old roof off and fitting the new one. We confirm the timescale for your conservatory in your quote, and we clear up before we leave each day.
Usually, yes. Tell us where it’s leaking and we’ll look properly at the survey: often it’s a failed seal, a cracked panel or the join with the house. Sometimes a repair is enough. If the roof is past repairing, we’ll explain why and show you the three ways to replace or insulate it.
Reviewed by Anthony Harrison, Co-owner, 20 years in the trade, 13 of them in roofing and insulation. Updated November 2026.
Tell us what’s going on with the roof or the conservatory. We’ll come out, look properly and talk you through the options. The survey costs nothing.
