Conservatory Repairs in Durham, Durham County (6)

Some of the things that most often go wrong with conservatories include:

• Roof leaks from damaged seals, slipped or cracked panels, or blocked guttering

• Sagging doors or broken parts cause faulty locks and handles

• Drafts from gaps in doors and windows or poor insulation of the glass

• Excessive condensation from poor ventilation leads to mould and mildew

• Damaged, expanding or shrinking frames that put your conservatory’s structure at risk

If you spot any of these issues, ask a conservatory repair specialist to inspect the conservatory. They'll diagnose the problem and suggest an appropriate repair.

A little research can go a long way when looking for an expert to repair your conservatory.

Try our easy methods for finding conservatory repair in Durham.

Use Checkatrade

Searching a professional trade directory like Checkatrade makes it quick and easy to find expert tradespeople near you.

Enter some basic details to see a list of conservatory repair specialists in Durham. All members must adhere to the Checkatrade standard and pass up to 12 checks.

Check out member profiles to see an expert's qualifications, experience and reviews - all of which we verify.

Ready to get started? Find conservatory repairs in Durham.

Ask other tradespeople

One of the best ways to find good tradespeople is to ask other good tradespeople.

Usually, reliable professionals will only refer other reliable professionals.

If you're in the middle of a larger renovation or know of any trusted tradespeople, ask them if they can recommend conservatory repairs in Durham.

Check online reviews

It's a good idea to see what other people think of an expert’s services.

Look for online reviews to see what other people say about professional conservatory repairs in Durham.

It can give you confidence in your hiring choice and tell you what to expect when the work begins.

Remember to cross-check your reviews on Checkatrade.

Most conservatory problems can be repaired, depending on the nature and extent of the problem.

Chatting with local professionals can be helpful. A conservatory repair specialist can repair your conservatory or suggest a replacement.

Find the best tradespeople in your area with our quick and easy online search.

Here's a range of roof replacement costs in Durham:

• £19,000
  • standard solid roof replacement
• £30,000
  • large solid roof replacement
• £600
  • per m² for polycarbonate (3,000mm x 3,500mm)
• £6,300
  • price for polycarbonate (3,000mm x 3,500mm)
• £900
  • per m² for glass (3,000mm x 3,500mm)

• £9,450

  • glass roof replacement (3,000mm x 3,500mm)

  The cost of replacing a conservatory roof depends on its size, roof materials, ease of access, and any job complexities.

Always get three written quotes, including VAT and all services, to compare prices and services.

Yes, you can replace the below parts of your conservatory to make it safe and comfortable again:

• Roof panels
• Windows and doors
• Frames
• Seals

• Guttering

  Need help? Arrange for a professional to visit and confirm whether these parts of your conservatory can be repaired.

A well-built and well-maintained conservatory can have a 20 to 30-year lifespan.

However, the number of years you get from your conservatory depends on the quality of the materials, build quality and weather-proofing.

How much maintenance your conservatory receives during its life will also affect its durability.

You can undertake minor repairs like sealing doors and windows or cleaning/replacing gutters.

However, only entrust a professional with more complex repairs, like roof or structural damage.

If mistakes are made, DIY repairs to the structure of your conservatory can be costly in the long run.

To seal your leaking conservatory, you may need to repair or replace:

• Damaged seals
• Cracked panels
• Gutters/drainage system

You can seal gaps around frames and windows with weatherstripping or sealant yourself. However, consider hiring a pro for anything else.

Yes, you can extend your conservatory with the help of expert tradespeople. However, you’ll need to consider and potentially apply for planning permission and building regulations.

A professional can help by retaining and adding to the existing base while keeping the existing conservatory side frames. They’ll also install a new, structurally sound roof.

It's best to consult with a conservatory repair specialist in Durham to discuss your options. They can also check whether your extended conservatory complies with local regulations.

If you're ready to book a tradesperson to repair your conservatory, scroll up and contact one of our approved tradespeople near you.