Conservatory Roof Insulation

For 8 years, our family-run business has been installing our tried-and-tested foil quilt conservatory roof insulation system into hundreds of homes around the north, helping homeowners to transform their conservatories into energy-efficient, comfortable spaces they can enjoy – whatever the weather.

By installing roof insulation for your conservatory with Sagars, you can save time, money and effort and we are also Which? recommended.

Most of our projects are completed in less than a day, minimising disruption and allowing you to feel the benefits the very same day!

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Benefits of a Conservatory With An Insulated Roof

It’s no secret that conservatories are expensive to build. That’s why it’s important to make sure you are getting the most out of your conservatory 365 days a year.

There are many benefits of insulating your conservatory roof, but they primarily reduce heat loss and improve thermal comfort. When you install roof insulation for your conservatory, it helps to keep the heat inside the room during the winter months and keeps it cooler in summer. This can even help reduce heating bills by more than 25%. You’ll have a space that you can truly enjoy all year round regardless of the weather outside.

Roof Insulation for Your Conservatory

Several different types of materials can be used, we use a multi-layered foil quilt insulation system which is equivalent to 4 inches of loft insulation and the best way to insulate a conservatory roof.

This insulation is made up of layers of aluminium for maximum thermal performance. Designed to reduce heat loss in the winter, keep heat out in the summer, and dampen noise from bad weather.

It can be added to older properties as well as new builds, and it’s considered to be more energy efficient than traditional types of insulation. Not to mention, it also acts as a vapour barrier, helping to prevent moisture from entering the building and causing damage.

How To Insulate a Conservatory Roof

Many people turn to DIY when it comes to conservatory internal roof insulation but it really is a job for the professionals.

When you choose Sagars, you’ll have the opportunity to work with a highly knowledgeable, professional team. With over 8 years of experience installing these systems, we really know what we’re doing.

We are always available to chat about any aspect of our conservatory insulation system or answer any questions you have, get in touch with our team.

Our Conservatory Ceiling Insulation

Thanks to our excellent value and outstanding customer feedback, Sagars has grown from a local firm into a Northern powerhouse company and we take great pride in assisting homeowners across the North.

We’re so confident in the quality of our service that we offer one of the longest guarantees in the industry. Each installation comes with a full 10-year guarantee and is typically completed in less than a day to minimise disruption to your household.

Our fitters arrive in a company van and wear Sagars-branded clothing so you’ll know it’s us.

We are always available to chat about any aspect of our conservatory polycarbonate or glass insulation system or answer any questions you have, get in touch with our team.

Before & After Your Conservatory Roof Insulation

By this point, you’re probably ready to get started and invest in conservatory roof insulation. So, you might be asking “what’s next?”

As we’ve established, every conservatory is different. This is why we offer a free survey and quote that’s specific to yours.

The installation of conservatory inside roof insulation typically only requires a single day. However, our site survey will provide you with a more accurate timeframe.

From the first interaction to the installation our team of friendly professionals are here to help you along the way. Contact us today to start your journey to an efficient and affordable, comfortable new conservatory.

More About Thermal Conservatory Roof Insulation

Whether you need a conservatory with an insulated roof in your home can be a tough decision. Luckily, there are several signs that can indicate it’s time to consider an upgrade.

Firstly, take a look at your EPC band. If it’s not already an A or a B, then there’s definitely room for improvement.

Condensation and mould are signs that your conservatory is in need of insulation. When a conservatory is not insulated, the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the room can cause condensation to form. This will ultimately lead to mould and mildew growth.

Signs of wear and tear with your roof cracking or leaking may be an indicator that it’s time for an inspection. Poor insulation causes these issues which can lead to more serious problems if not addressed.

By insulating your conservatory roof, you can help improve thermal comfort, lower energy costs, and protect your conservatory from weather damage. It’s a smart and beneficial decision for both the present and future of your home.

What Is The Best Way To Insulate Your Conservatory Roof?

We want you to be able to make an informed decision about whether insulated conservatory roofs are any good and how it can benefit you. Below, we’ve aimed to give you the most clear and concise answers to the most common questions we receive.

What's the best way to insulate a conservatory roof?

A combination of aluminium foil and thermal wadding is a go-to favourite of many. These materials are incredibly effective in both emitting and absorbing heat. Acting as a heat reflector, aluminium foil is the perfect way to insulate a conservatory roof yourself.

Can you put insulation under a polycarbonate roof?

It is possible to fit insulation and plasterboard inside an existing polycarbonate or glass roof, however there are various risks involved. You may find that condensation builds up on the underside of the glazing during the winter. This can drip onto the insulation, damaging your plasterboard ceiling.

What is the best way to keep a conservatory warm in winter?

Radiators can be installed to take the chill out of the room, although under floor heating is a much more effective and cost-efficient way of keeping the conservatory warm.

Does conservatory roof insulation really work?

Insulating your conservatory roof is one of the most effective ways to increase the energy efficiency of your conservatory, keeping it warm through the winter months and preventing overheating during the summer. This can help to reduce your energy bills, as well as your carbon footprint.

Will insulating a conservatory roof stop condensation?

With an insulated conservatory roof, you're able to prevent overheating in the summer and retain heat during the winter, so you get the best of both worlds. Furthermore, you can reduce common condensation issues since the inside of the windows will have a higher temperature.