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Excellent from 850 customer reviews
Customers regularly mention professional fitting teams, clear communication, tidy workmanship and a noticeable improvement to their conservatory.
Read our Trustpilot reviewsAre you looking for a cost-effective way to transform your conservatory? Then our conservatory roof insulation panel solution is absolutely the answer.
Many of our thousands of happy homeowners begin their search for ways to upgrade their conservatory by looking at ways to better insulate the space. Too hot in winter, or too cold in summer? The most likely culprit is a poorly insulated ceiling, likely made from polycarbonate or single-sheet glass. High energy bills, a space that’s only good for drying clothes in summer, or chilling the festive fizz in winter. Sound familiar?
Well, no more! At Sagars, we transform tired, damp conservatories into your new favourite room in the house with our tried-and-trusted conservatory roof insulation panel solution.
For the fraction of the price of a new roof, or a new conservatory, or even a brand new extension, our conservatory insulation panel solution will make your space feel like a true extension of your home, and a space you can enjoy 24/7, 365 days a year.

Our recent conservatory transformations, including PVC, fresh render finishes and our new EcoSlate365! We can also keep your existing lighting, or install new ceiling lights too.
Insulated conservatory roof panels can improve your home’s energy efficiency, lowering your energy bills and better for the environment. They can be installed in a day but definitely aren't the most affordable or effective way of insulating your conservatory roof.
A lot of people think that installing conservatory roof blinds is the most affordable way of insulating a conservatory but even we were surprised that the average cost of these blinds is £4,525. For a more permanent, efficient and affordable option, we recommend Sagars 365 conservatory roof insulation.
Polycarbonate is actually reasonably good at keeping heat in in the winter, however the way that a conservatory is designed, heat is lost through all the gaps and the biggest gap is in the peak where a brush, or foam insert is the only thing stopping heat escaping as it's designed mainly to stop debris blowing in Sagars solution insulates and seals al the air gaps.
We conducted a survey with our customers that have our insulation installed, the results were incredible. A staggering 58% of our customers have seen their energy bills reduce by more than 25% following their Sagars 365 conservatory roof insulation. Not only does it reduce you energy bills, it also keeps you warm during winter and prevents overheating during summer, as well as reducing your carbon footprint.
A lot of people think that installing conservatory roof blinds is the most affordable way of insulating a conservatory but even we were surprised that the average cost of these blinds is £4,525. For a more permanent, efficient and affordable option, we recommend Sagars 365 conservatory roof insulation.
We don’t filter the reviews you can see below. They’re 5 stars because we genuinely care about delivering for our customers. We take pride in our work, so you can have pride in your conservatory.
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Customers regularly mention professional fitting teams, clear communication, tidy workmanship and a noticeable improvement to their conservatory.
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