Conservatory, garage and extension roofs that stay dry
A conservatory too cold to use, a garage roof that drips, a flat roof on the extension that needs replacing? We fit the right roof for each one, on existing buildings and new builds. Book a free survey and your surveyor will leave you a written quote on the day.
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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
Why choose AWR
The right roof for the job
Tiled for a conservatory you use all year, glass or polycarbonate to keep it bright, and rubber for flat garage and extension roofs.
Warmer in winter
A lightweight tiled warm roof holds the heat in, so the conservatory is not shut off from November to March.
Roof lights as an extra
Add roof lights to a solid roof and keep plenty of daylight in the room.
Old roofs and new builds
Replace the roof on the conservatory you have, or choose your roof when we build a new one.
Fitted by our own team
Our own installers fit every roof. No subcontractors.
Signs your roof needs replacing
Conservatory and garage roofs usually last around 20 to 25 years. After that, problems start to show. Look out for:
- Water stains or drips when it rains
- Cracked, discoloured or cloudy conservatory panels
- Felt that is split, patched or lifting
- Moss or algae spreading across the roof
- A room that is too cold in winter or too hot in summer to use
Roofs we fit
Every building is different. Our surveyor looks at the roof and how you use the space, then explains which roof suits it best.
- Lightweight tiled roof system for conservatories: an insulated warm roof with a plastered ceiling inside. See our warm roofs page for how it is built.
- Glass conservatory roof: keeps the light, open feel of a traditional conservatory.
- Polycarbonate conservatory roof: a lightweight, lower-cost option.
- Rubber (EPDM) roof: for garages, extensions, flat and lean-to roofs.
- Garage roofs: replaced when the felt or old roof has failed.
- Roof lights: added as an extra to let daylight in.
Rubber roofs for garages and extensions
Felt that has cracked and been patched once too often is a common sight on garages and flat-roofed extensions. A rubber roof is worth a look. EPDM is a synthetic rubber membrane. The sun's UV rays do not damage it, and it is laid in a single piece, so there are few or no seams for water to get through.
It copes with high winds and even hail. Felt usually needs replacing every ten years or so, while rubber roofs are known to last around 50 years with the right care. That makes rubber a strong choice for most flat and lean-to roofs.
For new builds too
If we are building you a new conservatory, you choose the roof at the start: tiled, glass, polycarbonate or rubber, with roof lights as an extra if you want them. We also fit rubber roofs on new extensions. Try conservatory styles in our free conservatory designer first.
Supplied and fitted by AWR
We have been supplying and installing home improvements since 2006. We bring our showroom to your home. Our surveyor checks your roof, shows you the options and gives you a written quote on the day. No hard sell. Our own team then fits your new roof and leaves your home clean and tidy.
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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.
Prompt. Punctual. Professional. No hesitation in recommending this company.
Very efficient and speedy service. Assessed one week. Work done the next. Can't beat that...
We have used All Weather Roofline for 2 jobs on our house, most recently they replaced facias, soffits and guttering. The fitters arrived on time, were very pleasant and did a great job! I have recommended the company in the past and will do in the future.
Choose your style
Lightweight tiled roof
An insulated warm roof for a conservatory you use all year.
Glass roof
Keeps the light and open feel of a traditional conservatory.
Polycarbonate
A lightweight conservatory roof option.
Rubber EPDM
A single-piece membrane for flat garage and extension roofs.
Garage roofs
A new roof when the old felt has had its day.
Roof lights
An extra that brings daylight in.
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 you re-roof houses?
No. We do not re-roof main house roofs. We fit conservatory roofs, garage roofs and rubber roofs on extensions. We also replace roofline: fascias, soffits and guttering. If the main roof of your house needs work, you will need a roofer, but we can still look after the roofline and gutters.
Which roofs do you fit?
Conservatory roofs in a lightweight tiled roof system, glass, polycarbonate or rubber. Garage roofs, usually in rubber EPDM when the old felt has failed. Rubber roofs on extensions. Roof lights can be added as an extra. Our surveyor looks at the building and how you use it, then tells you which suits.
Do you fit rubber roofs on extensions?
Yes. Rubber EPDM is laid in a single piece with few or no seams, so there are fewer places for water to get in. The sun's UV rays do not damage it. It suits flat roofs on extensions and garages, on existing buildings and new builds.
Can I choose the roof for a new conservatory?
Yes. When we build a new conservatory, you choose the roof at the start: lightweight tiled, glass, polycarbonate or rubber. Roof lights can go in as an extra if you want more daylight under a solid roof. Try styles first in our free conservatory designer.
Which roof keeps a conservatory warmest?
A lightweight tiled warm roof. It is insulated and has a plastered ceiling, so the room holds its heat like the rest of the house and stays cooler on sunny days. See our warm roofs page for how it is built and what goes into it.
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