Conservatory removal

Conservatories age badly. The polycarbonate roof yellows and leaks, the seals go, it is an oven in summer and a fridge in winter, and eventually the owner decides to replace it with a proper extension or take it away and have the garden back. Removing one is mostly careful work: the glazed units come out first and are handled as glass, the roof panels and the frames follow, then the dwarf walls and the base if those are going, and everything is loaded and taken away. What is left is the opening in the back of the house, which your builder or window fitter closes up, so tell us who is doing that and when, and we make sure the two jobs meet. Conservatory removal starts from £899, quoted in writing from photos or a visit, including the waste, and a photo of the conservatory from the garden and one from inside the house are usually all we need to give you the figure. Where the conservatory joined the house there will be a doorway or an opening to close. Your builder or window fitter makes that good, and we work to their date. Dwarf walls and the slab come out if you want the ground back for the garden, or stay for the extension going on them. Anything that can be used again goes to local charities and to people who are homeless, and what can be recycled is recycled.