Conservatory Roof Insulation Benefits

A huge conservatory roof insulation benefit right now is cutting energy bills. Households can use at least 13% more energy for space heating if they heat their conservatories. That’s money going straight through the roof. In fact, according to a Survey carried out by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, the average conservatory owner uses an extra 4,800 kWh per annum. Which at 15.5p pkw equates to £744 per year!

Hence why the Government only charges zero VAT on our conservatory roof insulation as it is a proven energy saver. Not only does it add value to your house, but saves you money in the long run. All at a fraction of the cost of a new roof.

One of the most popular conservatory roof insulation benefits is making sure it’s usable all year around – especially during the height of summer! We use a multi-layered Foil Quilt Insulation system specifically developed for conservatory roof insulation which is equivalent of 4 inches of loft insulation and has built in vapor control. Multi layered Foil Quilt Insulation has been independently tested and certified to the latest Industry Standards, including BDA Kiwa certificate of Agrément, Building Control Compliance (LABC registered detail) and NHBC Acceptance. And at a fraction of the cost of a new tiled roof.

Once you have Sagars’ 365 Conservatory Roof Insulation, you will be able to use your conservatory as a dining room, living room, playroom, gym or office – 365 days a year. The choice is all yours.

Conservatories are not cheap to build. From the expense of planning permission, then the cost of materials and labour for the construction. You really want to make sure you are getting your monies worth by getting the most out of your conservatory 365 days a year.

All conservatory roofs lack proper insulation and therefore you’ll often find it to be the coldest room in the winter and akin to a greenhouse in the summer. Trying to heat your conservatory is often expensive as the heat produced by any space heater or radiator quickly escapes from the conservatory roof. And as conservatory roof insulation benefits go, being able to cosy up in the winter and watch the garden – maybe even as snow starts to fall – is a major reason to make the investment.

With a polycarbonate roof conservatory, the noise can be somewhat grating during a heavy spell of rain, and if you’ve ever sat in your conservatory during a downfall you will know that it can almost sound like hailstone. And actual hailstone, well that is something else. Whether you are watching TV, reading a book, or taking an important phone call, the noise can quickly become a real nuisance.

Having your roof insulated can also help reduce road, neighbourhood, and other environmental noise. Perfect for reducing the noise of your neighbour’s lawn mower, or just dulling the sound of road traffic. Fitted in a day, our conservatory insulation system allows you to fully enjoy your conservatory all year round.

The contents of your conservatory are exposed to UV rays, meaning that your furnishing can fade as the UV attacks and damages causing visual and physical problems. Whilst sun damage mostly occurs in summer, damage can still be done in winter, as though not as strong, the UV rays are still prevalent. From fading of your furnishings, to your wooden items becoming weakened, you may find that you need to replace items sooner than you would expect.

If you are using your conservatory as an office space, your computer and electrical equipment which needs a constant room temperature to operate effectively. The unbearable heat that comes from the direct summer sun can put a strain on these working effectively. You may also find that the glare on your computer screen makes it almost impossible to use in brighter weather.

One of the great conservatory roof insulation benefits people need right now is that extra space, and insulating a conservatory roof makes sure you can use that space all year around.