Wooden Conservatory Repairs

Conservatories made of wood are a great option to expand your living space and increase the value of your property. As with all structures, they may need to be repaired at times.

This could be caused by leaky flashings of lead, roof seals that have failed or design flaws, such as valley sections or ineffective end caps. Often these can be remedied fairly easily by replacing the seal.

Roof Panels Damaged

Roofs of conservatories are more susceptible to weather damage over time. A leaky conservatory roof could lead to expensive structural damage and should be repaired as soon as is possible. A reliable roofing company can fix the damaged roof panels, reseal the areas that are leaking and apply a protective coating to ensure that your conservatory remains as watertight as is possible.

The roof of your conservatory could be constructed from traditional glass, uPVC polycarbonate or hardwood. The cost of repair will vary according to the material used to construct the roof. Repairs can be as simple as replacing a single panel or as complicated as a complete roof replacement. A professional roofing contractor will assess the situation and provide an accurate estimate of the work required.

If your conservatory is leaking near the point that it joins your home, this could be down to poor flashing that has been damaged over time (or maybe it was not installed correctly in the first place). This kind of leak must be fixed as soon as you can because it could cause severe damage to the floors and walls in the conservatory. In most cases, it's a matter of resealing a joint to prevent rainwater from entering the conservatory.

Another common issue with conservatory roofs is broken or damaged roof vents. These are essential for good ventilation, and to reduce condensation in your conservatory. Poor roof ventilation can cause heat loss which will reduce the efficiency of your conservatory. Replacing a roof vent that is damaged is typically a straightforward job and one that the majority of DIYers can tackle.

Additionally, misted or cracked window panes are common issues with conservatories. It could be the result of general wear and wear, or due to weather conditions like hail or strong winds. The majority of homeowners can replace a faulty pane of glass themselves. However, it's recommended to engage an expert to ensure the work is done correctly and to FENSA standard.

Leaking Windows

The water that enters a conservatory through the doors or windows could cause extensive damage. It can cause rot, which can be difficult to repair. Additionally, it may also cause mold, which is unpleasant and unhealthful to endure. It may also cause be a cause of rusting and damage to paintwork. It can be dangerous in the event that the water comes into contact with electrical wires or plug sockets. It could also cause structural problems in the frame of the conservatory. Windows that leak should be examined and treated as soon as possible to prevent the problem getting worse.

Leaks can be caused by worn-out window sealant or condensation. It is easy to prevent condensation by opening the windows frequently to ventilate the space and utilizing a heater during colder weather. Regularly inspecting the sealants and re-caulking damaged or damaged areas can help to prevent wear and tear.

A conservatory that is older may be more prone to leaks as the materials used to construct it are more likely to deteriorate with time. Even conservatories that are more recent could leak if they're not properly maintained or installed. This is why it's always recommended to select a company with an excellent reputation for high quality work and a focus on customer satisfaction.

A damp spot on the wall is typically the first indication of a conservatory that is leaking. It could be a tiny spot of moisture or a darker spot where the water is actually absorption into the wood and rotting it from within. It is essential to examine all the corners of the conservatory to see if there are signs of leaks, particularly those which connect with other parts of the structure.

If you notice an area of darkened walls where rotting has been occurring, it's worth using "wood hardener" or other kind of wood filler to re-seal and protect the area. It's important to check all joints and gutters between the roof and joints with windows and doors to ensure they're not blocked, causing or causing further gaps. Once the wood has been repaired and sealed it's crucial to use waterproof caulking so that any future leaking is prevented.

Frames that are damaged


If you have a conservatory which has seen better days and is beginning to look a bit worse than it should, it could be time to think about wooden conservatory repair. If you require a new roof or windows or simply some general maintenance, our specialists are able to assist. Our team is highly skilled and makes use of the most modern technology to ensure that your conservatory looks as good as new.

Repair conservatory frames right away if you spot any damage. This is because if they're left untreated, the problem can be spread to the roof and cause rot in the structure. Our experts examine the entire structure to ensure a solid and smooth construction. They also replace weatherstripping to prevent drafts and ensure energy efficiency is high. They can also repair leaking doors and windows to ensure that your conservatory is safe to use for you and your family members.

Rotting timber is a common issue that our customers face. This can be very difficult to fix if it's a large area, but our specialists are adept at identifying and treating these issues. Special wood hardeners as well as similar products are often employed to repair only a small portion of timber is rotten. If you have a large section of rotten wood, we will use scaffolding to access the area and then carefully cut away the affected sections. This is replaced by new pieces of redwood, and spliced together in order to restore the structural integrity of the conservatory.

Poor installation, design flaws, or general wear and tear could all lead to leaking conservatory roofs. It is crucial to carry these repairs out immediately to stop water from getting into the conservatory timbers and causing further damage. Our experts can evaluate and identify the issue and apply their 30 years of experience to repair the issue for you.

Other issues that are common are leaks in valley gutters (the gulley at the intersection of two roof sections) and leaks around skylights or conservatory vents on the roof. They can be caused by roof movement, perishing gaskets or blocked drainage channels with debris like moss and leaves.

Damaged Doors

It can be a nuisance as well as an issue for security when conservatories are damaged. Intruders could gain access to your home due to an unsecure lock. This is why you should get it fixed as soon as you notice a problem. A locksmith can replace your lock and you should consider buying locks that comply with British Standards.

The doors in your conservatory are an important element of the function since they aid in separating the interior spaces and provide privacy, and play a significant role in maintaining temperature control. They should be able to shut properly and quickly, but if they are stretched or distorted, this could make them unable to function as effectively as they ought to.

The doors to a conservatory may be damaged due to a variety of factors such as weather conditions, aging and abuse. To keep the doors looking as beautiful as they can and to keep them clean, you must clean them regularly. The hinges should be oiled to ensure that they function properly.

If the door is damaged or damaged, you can fix them by first sanding down the surface of the door and then removing any loose wood. The crack can be filled with a wood filler then sanded. Repainting the doors will provide them with a new appearance.

In many cases, the repair can be done for a fraction the cost of replacing a complete conservatory. If you're planning to repair your conservatory, it's always a good idea to choose a company that has previous experience in this type of work and ask for references from past clients. This will ensure that the work will be completed to a high-standard and that the repairs are durable. It's also worth considering having a roof inspection done because it can reveal any issues that need to be addressed prior to they get any worse and cause major damage to your conservatory.