The Conservatory Roof Guys

The Conservatory Roof Guys: conservatory builds and roof replacement in Weston-super-Mare

The Conservatory Roof Guys is a Weston-super-Mare company working on conservatories, from new builds to full roof replacement. Its stated focus is replacing glass or polycarbonate roofs with solid or tiled systems, and it supplies and installs Warm Roof systems intended to keep a conservatory warm in winter and cool in summer. The company presents itself as covering Weston-super-Mare and the surrounding area, with work extending across Somerset and the wider UK.

Roof types offered

The catalogue of roof solutions is organised around several distinct constructions, each aimed at a different design or structural situation:

• Conservatory Roof: presented as a replacement solution for existing conservatory roofs, adaptable to replace most roof types.
• Insulated Conservatory: a style that, like the roof option, allows large fixed glass panels to be integrated into the roof for a modern appearance.
• Solid Conservatory Roof: a low-pitch roof described as suitable for modern lean-to designs, urban townhouses or single-storey properties.
• Orangery Flat Roof: a flat roof solution positioned as a higher-end option, used to create orangeries with a central lantern or skylight.

Alongside these, the company states that it builds conservatories in all styles, so the service range runs from a complete new conservatory to the replacement of an existing roof.

Warm Roof systems and insulation

For customers with an existing glass or polycarbonate conservatory, the firm offers Warm Roof systems as an all-year alternative. The emphasis in its presentation is on thermal performance: a warmer room in winter and a cooler one in summer. Customer accounts published on the site describe the installation of an Icotherm roof with what they considered a substantial amount of insulation, a tile matched to the existing house roof, dimmable downlights in the external soffits and internal ceiling, and a smooth plastered and painted ceiling finish.

How the work is carried out

The material describes a process that begins with a survey of the roof and a quotation, followed by installation. According to the customer accounts reproduced on the site, the old polycarbonate roof is removed and the new roof installed, with the basic structure of the new roof fitted within a day in one case and the whole job taking around four to five days in others. The same accounts mention that the team protected flooring with a plastic membrane, cleaned up daily and removed all rubbish at the end. One reviewer notes that the person who carries out the survey also provides the quote and does the work, rather than handing the job to a separate representative.

Work taken on beyond straightforward replacements

The published accounts include jobs that go beyond a standard roof swap. One describes taking over a half-completed orangery abandoned by another company, installing a 6 m by 3 m glazed and lanterned orangery after the manufactured roof had sat unused for four months. Another describes stepping in after a local firm went insolvent shortly before a solid roof was due to be installed. These cases indicate that the company has handled the installation of glazed and lanterned orangery structures as well as replacement roofs.

Customer feedback

The site displays a rating of 4.8 on Google and an "Excellent" score based on 8 reviews, with individual reviews attributed to Google and verified through Trustindex. The recurring themes in those reviews are punctuality, daily communication with progress photos and calls, tidiness, attention to detail in plastering and finishing, and the difference in comfort reported after installation, with conservatories described as warmer, quieter and usable throughout the year. One reviewer mentions being taken to visit a previous customer's completed installation before committing to the work.

Coverage

The company situates its activity in Weston-super-Mare and states that it works beyond the town across Somerset and the UK. The locations section of the site is not detailed in the available material, so no additional branches or addresses can be listed.