Costs Practicalities & Timescales

When you're considering having a conservatory built, you need to carefully weigh up the practicalities of such a project by considering:

Price - What will it cost? What can you afford? How will you pay for it? What additional costs might be involved?
Practicalities - How much planning is required by you? Will you have to temporarily rearrange the way you live or alter the layout of your home? Will you require planning permission?
How long it will take? - When do you want it completed by? How will the weather and time of year affect building timescales?

By choosing a member of the 'Ultra Installer Scheme' all these questions will be answered for you in one-to-one discussions and in the full proposal you will receive from any prospective installation company. This will include costings, drawings and timescales to ensure you know exactly what's involved.

The diagrams below provide guide prices for some of the most popular styles:

Please note that these prices are for guidance only and have been arrived at assuming the following general specification and circumstances:

Ideal ground, which is level and easy to dig
No drainage/soil stacks to move
Gutters on conservatory link to existing house system
450mm deep foundations on concrete strip/insulated base
600mm fair faced masonry to external/internal walls
White PVC frames (reinforced if necessary) to include 4 top light openers and one pair of doors with white handles. Windows and doors to feature multi-point locking
Glazing to side walls to be toughened 24mm or 28mm sealed units in clear glass
White pre-finished internal window boards
Ultraframe conservatory roof with polycarbonate glazing
Float finish to floor slab, ready to accept carpet or tiles
2 double power sockets included

A full quotation will be available for your proposed conservatory following discussions about your particular requirements. Individual circumstances, including the time of year and where you live in the country, will change these guide prices.