Wooden Conservatory Repair s

Conservatories made of wood are an excellent way to expand the living space in your home and add value. However, like any other construction, they will require maintenance from time to time.

This could be due to leaking lead flashings or roof seals that have perished or design flaws such as valley sections or poorly designed end caps. Most of the time, these issues can be fixed relatively easily by sealing the area.

Roof Panels Damaged

In time, conservatories can take a battering from the weather and this is particularly the case with their roofs. A leaking conservatory can cause structural damage that is costly. It is best to repair it as soon as is possible. A reputable roofing company will be able to repair the damaged roof panels, then reseal the areas of leakage and apply a protective coating to ensure that your conservatory remains as watertight as is possible.

The roof of your conservatory's roof can be constructed from traditional glass, uPVC polycarbonate, or even hardwood. The cost of fixing the roof will vary depending on what material was used. Repairs can be as simple as replacing a single roof panel to the complete replacement. A professional roofing contractor can assess the situation and provide an accurate estimate of the work required.

If your conservatory is leaky at the point where it is connected to your home it could be due to poor flashing that has been damaged over time (or maybe it was not installed correctly in the first place). The leak should be fixed promptly as it can cause lots of damage to floors and walls in the conservatory. Normally it is a case of simply resealing the joint to prevent rainwater from entering the conservatory.

Another common problem with conservatory roofs is damaged or damaged roof vents. They are essential for proper ventilation and reducing condensation inside your conservatory. A poor roof ventilation could cause heat loss, which can impact the energy efficiency of your conservatory. Replacing a roof vent that is damaged is typically a straightforward job and one that most DIYers can do.

Finally, misted or cracked window panes are frequent problems in conservatories. This can be a result of wear and wear, or because of weather extremes such as hail or strong winds. Most homeowners can replace a faulty pane of glass by themselves. However, it is recommended to hire an expert to ensure that the work is done correctly and according to FENSA standard.

Leaking Windows

The water that enters a conservatory via windows or doors can cause extensive damage. It could cause rot, which can be difficult to repair. Additionally, it could also cause mold, which is unpleasant and unhealthy to endure. It can also rust furniture and cause damage to paintwork, and can be hazardous if it touches plug sockets or wires. It may also expand and cause structural issues to the frame of the conservatory. Leaking windows must be investigated and addressed as soon as it is possible to stop the issue from getting worse.

Leaks are usually caused by condensation or a worn window sealant. It is easy to prevent condensation by opening the windows frequently to let the air circulate and using a heater in the colder months. Wear and tear on window sealants can also be prevented by regularly checking them and re-caulking any areas damaged or cracked.

If a conservatory is old it is more prone to leaks because the materials used in its construction are more likely to break down over time. However, even the most modern conservatories may be susceptible to leaks if they are not properly installed or maintained. This is why it's always ideal to choose a business that has a good reputation for its high-quality work and a customer-focused attitude.

A damp spot on the wall is usually the initial sign of a leaking conservatory. It could be a small area of moisture or a more dark area in which the water has soaked into the wood and is decaying it. Examine all corners of the conservatory, and especially those that connect to other parts of the structure.

If you find a dark spot on the walls where rotting has been taking place, you should consider using "wood hardener" or other kind of wood filler to seal and protect the area. Examine all gutters, joints, doors and windows that surround the roof to ensure they're not blocked. This could create gaps that will get worse. After the wood is repaired and sealed it is important to use waterproof caulking to ensure that any further leakage is prevented.

Frames that are damaged

If your conservatory needs to be repaired, or if it has begun to wear out, you may be considering wood conservatory repairs. Whether you need a new roof, windows or doors or simply some general maintenance, our experts can help. Our team is highly trained and utilizes the most modern technology to ensure that your conservatory looks as good as new.

It is crucial to repair conservatory frames when you begin to notice signs of damage. If left untreated it is possible for rot to develop within the structure and then spread to the roof. Our experts inspect each inch of the structure, ensuring a smooth fit and sturdy construction. They also replace the weatherstripping in order to ensure energy efficiency and to prevent drafts. They can also repair leaking doors and windows to ensure that your conservatory is safe to use for you and your loved ones.


Another problem that many of our clients have to deal with is rotting wood. This can be extremely difficult to fix if the damage is extensive however our experts are experts at locating and treating such problems. Often a small area of rotten timber can be treated and restored with special wood hardeners or similar products. If you have a large area of timber that is rotten, we'll use scaffolding to access it and then carefully remove the affected areas of timber. The timber is then replaced with new pieces of redwood and then spliced back into place, which restores the structural quality of the conservatory.

Poor installation, design flaws or general wear and tear could result in leaking conservatory roofs. These repairs should be completed as quickly as you can to stop the water from entering the conservatory's timbers and which can cause further damage. Our team of experts can determine the cause and then utilize their 30 years' experience to fix it.

Other issues that are common include a leaking valley gutter (the valley where two roof sections meet) and leaks around conservatory roof vents or skylights. They can be caused by roof moving, perishing gaskets or blocked drainage channels with debris like moss and leaves.

Doors damaged by a storm

It could be a hassle as well as security risk when conservatories are damaged. If the lock is broken it is possible for burglars to gain entry into your home - this is why it's essential to repair it when you notice problems with it. A locksmith can replace the lock for you, and it's an excellent idea to invest in high-quality locks that conform to British Standards.

The doors of your conservatory are a crucial element of the function since they help to separate rooms and guarantee privacy, while they also play a significant role in maintaining temperature control. They should be able to shut easily and properly, but when they are swollen, they might not function as well as you would like.

There are many causes of damage to the doors of the conservatory, which include ageing, weather conditions and misuse. The doors should be cleaned frequently to ensure they look as good as they can and the hinges must be oiled in order to allow them function correctly.

If your doors are cracked or chipped you can repair the damage. First, sand the surface and then take off any loose wood. The crack can be filled with a wood filler, and then sanded. Repainting the doors will provide them with a new appearance.

In most cases, this repair can be done for a fraction the cost of replacing a complete conservatory. It's always a smart option to work with a company with experience in repairs to your conservatory and request references. This will ensure that the work is done to a high standard and the repairs are durable. It's also worth considering getting a roof inspection as this can highlight any issues that need to be addressed prior to they get any worse and cause major damage to your conservatory.