Conservatories in Hull
Our Hull team covers Hull and the towns and villages around it in East Yorkshire. Same factory, same installers, same 10-year guarantee.
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- Free survey, written quote on the day
- Fitted by our own team, never subcontractors
- 10-year guarantee on uPVC windows, doors and roofline
Homes around Hull
Figures for the Kingston upon Hull, City of council area, from official data.
- 69typical home energy score (band C)
- 50%of homes rated D or below
- 1930-1949most common build period
- 1,444burglaries recorded in the year ending June 2026 (down from 1,578 the year before)
See how your street ranks in Kingston upon Hull, City ofCheck your home's energy ratingCheck crime near you
Sources: GOV.UK Energy Performance Certificate register; Home Office police recorded crime, year ending June 2026.
Why choose AWR
More living space
A new room for relaxing, dining, playing or working, without the cost of moving house.
Natural light
Mostly glass, a conservatory fills your home with daylight and brings the garden closer.
Secure by design
Multi-point locking systems, double glazing and extra locking technology come as standard.
A brighter room for everyday life
If your home feels cramped, a conservatory is a simple way to extend. Use it as a second living room, a dining space, a playroom or a quiet place for your morning coffee. With the doors open in summer, house and garden feel like one space.
Because it is largely glass, a conservatory pulls daylight deep into your home. That makes it a pleasant place to spend time in any season.
Choose your style
There are four main conservatory styles. Each can be adapted to suit your home and how you plan to use the room.
- Victorian: a rounded, faceted front with an ornate roof line, suited to period homes.
- Edwardian: a square or rectangular shape that gives you the most usable floor space.
- Gable-end: a tall, upright front that lets in plenty of light and adds height.
- Lean-to: a simple, low-profile design that sits neatly against the house, ideal where space is tight.
Comfortable and secure all year
A good conservatory lets in plenty of light and fresh air when it is warm, and double glazing helps keep you comfortable when the weather turns. The weak spot is usually the roof. Glass and polycarbonate let heat straight out in winter and trap the sun in summer, which is why so many older conservatories sit empty from November to March. A warm roof fixes that. It is insulated and tiled, with a plastered ceiling inside. You can also choose glass, polycarbonate or rubber. If you want the whole picture, our free energy check looks up your home's official EPC rating.
Security matters too. Just like the rest of your home, a conservatory needs to keep intruders out. Ours include multi-point locking systems, double glazing and additional locking technology, so you can relax in the evening and lock up with confidence when you go out.
Conservatories and warm roofs we have fitted
Real photos of work by our own installers. No stock images.
What our customers say.
In their own words, from reviews left for our fitters and installers.
Had the windows replaced in the last couple years, no issues even now searched them again for a garage pedestrian door, but solved that issue now.
Very happy with our new windows and the installation team were very tidy, when every thing was finished I was ask check the finished work which found first class.
I couldn't be happier with the results. The team was highly professional and efficient.
How a visit works
You pick the time
We call you back at a time that suits you and book your free survey. Morning, afternoon or evening.
We bring our showroom to your home
A local AWR surveyor brings samples of the doors, windows, colours and handles to you, measures up and talks through the options. No pressure.
Written quote on the day
You get a clear written quote before the surveyor leaves. No hard sell: take your time and decide when you are ready. Ask your surveyor about group installs too.
Our own team fits it
Made to measure, with doors built in our Doncaster factory. Fitted by our own installers, never subcontractors.
Questions people ask
Do I need planning permission for a conservatory?
Many house extensions in the UK need planning permission, but conservatories are often exempt. Every property is different, so we check that it is fully viable in your case and look at the regulations before we start. You do not need to sort this out yourself. Leave it with us and we will do the hard work.
How secure is a new conservatory?
Security matters as much in a conservatory as anywhere else in your home. The conservatories we supply and install include multi-point locking systems, double glazing and additional locking technology, to reduce the risk of a break-in while you are out or asleep.
How long does a conservatory last?
A well-looked-after conservatory can last up to 25 years in many cases. It does need regular care to stay in good condition. We recommend cleaning your conservatory at least once every six months. It is a big investment in your home, so a little upkeep goes a long way.
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Ready to make your home a castle?
Book a free, no-pressure survey. A local AWR surveyor measures up and leaves you a written quote on the day.
- We bring our showroom to your home
- Written quote on the day
- Our own fitters, never subcontractors
- Doors made in our Doncaster factory
- No hard sell