Here at Southworth, quality service is our focus, and we have a wealth of experience and expertise to guide you in designing your ideal conservatory. If you live in the Loughborough or Leicestershire areas, we can help you create a beautiful new room in your home that is tailored to your exact requirements.
Based in Barrow-upon-Soar, we operate in Loughborough, Leicestershire and the surrounding areas. We have accreditations that include being FENSA registered, an official Ultra Installer and an installer of Rehau and Pilkington products. We offer a comprehensive service, from design and manufacture through to installation and supply.
When choosing a conservatory, it is important that it both meets your requirements and suits your home. We can advise you on how to achieve the perfect new room that is not only attractive, but is functional and pleasurable to spend time in.
Victorian styles are extremely versatile, being suitable for both newer builds and period properties. Because of this, they are very popular, and they are of the typical style that most people envisage a conservatory to be. With a bay front and ornate pitched roof, Victorian designs are attractive and provide elegant functionality.
Edwardian styles have a timeless appearance and provide a spacious living area due to their square or rectangular shape. The box-shape, combined with an appealing pitched roof, makes for a versatile design that complements both old and new properties. Edwardian conservatory designs are easily adaptable and as such are an ideal choice for height-restricted homes like bungalows.
A sun room can be the perfect alternative to a traditional conservatory, particularly if a pitched roof is not required. Other reasons for choosing a sun room might include not requiring or not being able to accommodate doors that are used to separate a conservatory from the rest of the house. A sun room provides the light and airy living space of a conservatory without the pitched roof and separating doors.
For a different take on conservatories, an orangery is a great option, as it combines elements of a conservatory with those of a traditional extension. Orangeries are usually rectangular in shape and utilise brick or wooden pillars between panes, thus providing more privacy than traditional conservatories. Like a conservatory, they have an ornate pitched roof that creates an attractive, atrium-style room.
If an existing conservatory no longer accommodates requirements, it can often be extended. New sections are added to the existing structure as required. This can be a cost effective way of creating extra space whilst retaining the style of the original conservatory. Should the original be in need of upgrading, new panes can be installed on the existing base to achieve better energy efficiency or a new look.
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