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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 reviewsSolid tiled conservatory roof replacement
Replace your ageing glass or polycarbonate roof with a fully insulated solid tiled roof and a plastered ceiling. Create a more comfortable room with an engineered lightweight system, individually specified for your existing 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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Our preferred approach
Our main recommendation is a solid tiled replacement roof. The survey establishes what your conservatory can support and whether any wider improvements are needed.
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Keep a sound external roof and add a professionally insulated internal ceiling with either a low-maintenance PVC finish or a smooth plaster finish.
From £1,999
Best for: comfort improvements at the lowest starting cost.
Compare PVC and plaster →Most complete Sagars transformation
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A complete roof system with an engineered lightweight structure, insulated layers, ventilated construction and a tiled covering. A plastered ceiling completes the interior, with the appropriate Building Control process for your project.
Tailored quotation
Best for: homeowners who want the conservatory to feel and function like a true extension of the home, without building a completely new extension.
Request a solid tiled roof survey →03
Where existing frames, walls or other supporting elements are unsuitable, the survey identifies the additional work needed for a safe and suitable roof replacement.
Priced after survey
For projects requiring repairs, replacement frames or wider alterations.
See the full cost comparison →Before, build-up and finished room
From the old roof to the finished room: your survey confirms the precise roof specification and the work needed for your conservatory.
Older glass or polycarbonate roof

Typical lightweight roof build-up
The final specification depends on the condition, size and shape of the existing conservatory. The survey is used to confirm suitability before installation.
A warmer, quieter room for year-round use

Year-round comfort
A more usable space in every season.
Less rain noise
A calmer room during bad weather.
Improved comfort
Insulation helps retain warmth.
Upgraded appearance
A modern look inside and outside.
Why homeowners make the change
A well-specified lightweight tiled roof can transform how the conservatory looks, sounds and feels. It can create a premium room that feels like a true extension of the home, while avoiding much of the cost and disruption of building a new extension. A high-quality finished space may also improve buyer appeal and support the value of the property.
View real before-and-after projectsA solid insulated build-up blocks direct overhead glare from an older transparent roof.
Insulation helps slow heat loss and makes the room easier to keep comfortable.
The layered roof build-up can reduce the sharp rain noise associated with polycarbonate panels.
Choose a smooth internal ceiling with optional lighting for a more permanent interior feel.
Cost, timing and approvals
Based on a free home survey
The final quotation depends on roof size, shape, access, existing condition, ceiling finish, lighting and survey findings.
Structure and suitability
The existing conservatory frame and roof geometry should be checked before the specification is confirmed.
Building control and planning
Solid tiled roof replacement work requires the correct Building Control process. With a Sagars solid tiled roof, the relevant Building Control completion certificate is provided when the approved work is complete. The survey also identifies whether planning permission or any property-specific checks may apply.
A straightforward route to a better room
A member of the Sagars team discusses the room, the current problems and the finish you would like.
The existing structure, measurements, roof shape and access are checked before the quotation is prepared.
The agreed roof system, insulation and internal finish are installed, with applicable product guarantees detailed in the quotation.
Northern England coverage
Sagars 365 is based in Keighley and serves supported parts of West Yorkshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Merseyside and Derbyshire. Appointment availability is confirmed from the property postcode.
Solid conservatory roof questions
Every solid tiled roof is individually quoted. Cost depends on the roof size and shape, tiles, roof windows, access and any supporting structure improvements. Internal insulation prices do not represent the cost of a complete replacement roof.
That depends on the condition and design of the existing structure. A survey should check the frame, roof geometry and supporting elements before any lightweight tiled roof is specified.
An insulated solid roof can help reduce heat loss in colder weather and limit direct solar gain and glare in summer. Overall comfort still depends on the glazing, walls, heating, ventilation and how the room is used.
Solid tiled roof replacement work requires the correct Building Control process. With a Sagars solid tiled roof, the relevant Building Control completion certificate is provided when the approved work is complete. Planning permission may also be needed where an alteration materially changes the structure or appearance, so requirements are checked for the individual property.
Our main solid tiled roof offer includes a plastered ceiling. Discuss suitable lighting and roof window options during the survey, along with decoration and finishing requirements.
No. A lightweight tiled roof transformation is designed to upgrade a suitable existing conservatory. A complete rebuild is a more extensive structural project and may only be necessary where the existing structure is unsuitable or major design changes are planned.
Start with the right advice
Book a free home survey for a practical recommendation, a clear specification and a tailored quotation.
Tell us a little about your conservatory and a member of the Sagars family team will contact you to discuss the roof, arrange a free home survey and prepare a tailored quotation. There is no obligation.