

Nowadays most conservatories are constructed from the same type of material as your windows, UPVC because it is a good insulator and lasts for years. If you have planning permission then you can set about choosing your conservatory. As with any major purchase you should take your time when choosing a conservatory, don’t buy from the first company you contact but get yourself a number of quotations. Glazing companies vary considerably in the prices they charge for constructing a conservatory so make sure that you shop around before you buy.

• How much you have to spend
• How large your garden is
• The type of house you live in
If you have a Victorian or Edwardian property then why not think about a conservatory in the Victorian style. The grand styling and domed roof that is typical of the Victorian conservatory will add extra value to your home and be a great place for entertaining family and friends. If you live in a modern home with a small garden then you may want to consider a sun room style this would make the best use of light and is smaller than many other styles of conservatory so would fit well into a limited space.