How can you insulate a polycarbonate conservatory roof?

Many homeowners find that their conservatories are too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer, making them uncomfortable to use year-round.

The role of your conservatory roof in determining the comfort and usability of your conservatory cannot be understated.

When it comes to enhancing the comfort and usability of your conservatory, homeowners are often faced with a crucial decision: should you tile your conservatory roof or insulate your existing one?

As families seek to make their homes more cohesive and functional year-round, the focus shifts to making every part of the home, including conservatories, comfortable and inviting in all seasons.

Government figures suggest that around 18% of UK households have a conservatory - a huge number - and many of these structures will be older or have little in the way of insulation to make them a truly year-round usable space.

In a significant display of community spirit during the festive period, Sagars Conservatory Roof Insulation has stepped forward to make a difference in the lives of Bradford's homeless population.

Conservatories often transform into underused storage areas or disused dining rooms. Why? The primary reason is their inability to maintain a comfortable temperature - too cold for most of the year and prohibitively expensive to heat. But what if you could transform your conservatory into the warm, inviting space it was meant to be?

For many homeowners, conservatories have evolved from favourite room to under-utilised space, particularly in light of the escalating energy crisis.

The Sagars 365 team are taking on the: It’s a knockout challenge, to raise donations for Sue Ryder!

There has been a lot of talk in the news about whether conservatories are going to be banned and what that means for those who already have them.

With energy prices rising and only set to continue, many people are looking at where they can cut costs and save money in their home, and there is one room in particular that always gets some attention - your conservatory.

Are conservatories economical? It is a question we get asked a lot and one that crops up a lot in conversation.

Should you insulate your conservatory roof or replace the whole thing? Both are valid options but with significantly different price tags, so which option should you choose for your conservatory?

Bringing more natural light into your space seems like an obvious decision, but if you’re not already sold, maybe you will be after reading a little more about it, and then we will share our favourite ways to draw more light into your home.

Looking to save some money? Home improvements might not be the first place you’d look to do that, but these ten things will actually save you money in the long run.

If you have a conservatory, chances are that the title of this post is one you have Googled many times before; how to make my conservatory more energy efficient?

If you have a conservatory in your home, or, you’re looking at getting one, you may have already thought about insulation options.

A topic that’s hot on homeowners' minds right now is rising energy costs. With winter still in full swing, you may find yourself hesitating to turn on the heating.

If you have a conservatory that's not being used to its full potential, this solution could be for you.A conservatory can make for a beautiful and unique dining space.

Cold and damp conservatories are a common problem, especially as around 18% of homes in the UK are estimated to have one. If you’ve found yourself wondering why your conservatory is so cold, then keep on reading…

The new year is nearly upon us so we thought we’d take a look into our crystal ball and see what the future of home improvements may look like in 2023 and beyond!

If you’ve decided that you’d like to better insulate your conservatory, then no doubt conservatory roof insulation has come up as one of the ideal ways of doing so!

Conservatories used to be incredibly popular additions to a property, and homeowners would invest tens of thousands creating sunny new spaces on the back of their houses with great garden views.

As more of us start working from home and the housing market continues to remain volatile, many homeowners are investing more in their existing properties to create more usable and desirable spaces to occupy.

One of the questions that any homeowner will ask before investing in updates to their home is whether or not the planned work is a sound investment.

Flooded with natural light with a fantastic view of the garden, your conservatory is likely one of your favourite spaces in the home.

We’ve created some actionable ways in which you can look to save money on heating your home this winter, and for the winters to come.

Considering upgrading your existing conservatory with a brand new solid tiled roof?

Outdated conservatories are hard to heat, keep cool, and look and feel detached from the rest of the home. If this is how you’re currently feeling about your conservatory, then this is the article for you!

Interested in upgrading your conservatory and wondering what the benefits are of foil insulation for your conservatory roof?

Are you interested in a solid tiled conservatory roof and wondering what the costs and benefits are? Then you’ve landed on the right article!Here in the UK, we love our conservatories.

But how good is polycarbonate when it comes to a conservatory roof? What are the pros and cons to consider before buying or upgrading your existing conservatory?

Looking to save money on the cost of running your home but aren’t sure where to start? Most homeowners will happily invest money into their houses to improve how it looks, to add space, or indeed add future selling value.

As the first autumnal colours start to appear on trees and many of us are worried about heating our homes in the winter months ahead, thoughts of this summer’s heatwaves seem a little distant already.

If you want to do more, there is one big area that any homeowner can look to make a big difference - both for the environment, and their energy bills… home insulation!

We Brits love a conservatory. Almost two in 10 households in the UK have one! But how do you make your conservatory usable all year round?

One of the questions the Sagars team often get asked when speaking to homeowners about making their conservatories more energy-efficient is whether or not conservatory roof insulation causes condensation.

A conservatory getting too hot, just at the time of year when the garden view is most enjoyable, is a common issue facing many homeowners!

Wondering how home insulation can cut your energy bills? It’s a question many of us will have pondered this year in particular as our energy prices have soared

For those that are not lucky enough to have a spare bedroom floating around it may be the time to reclaim the conservatory, and turn it into the perfect home office space, giving you space away from the noise of the living room sofa.

We all know that loft conversions and extensions are a great way to add value to your house. But what about projects that don’t take as much planning and expense?

We’ve all been missing going round to the local, or into the city, for our favourite beverage but if you don't want to drive, just invite your friends to your own bar!!

For many people, a conservatory is a dream addition to their home – a light and airy space, perfect for enjoying their gardens. A much-needed extra space in the house.

A conservatory can be a wonderful addition to your home, giving you a light, airy additional space. However, you’ve likely realized that you’re only really able to use it part of the year...

Want to cut your carbon footprint and save some money? Here are our 5 top ways for you to make your home more energy efficient