Conservatory Roofs
What a conservatory roof actually costs, before anyone calls you.
Modelled prices for 160 UK towns, the grants that apply where you live, and a free quote when you want one.
Three quotes for the same conservatory can differ by thousands. Here is the honest spread.
Smallest roofs
£2,260
A small lean-to with a lightweight insulated roof.
Median town price
£5,336
A standard conservatory with an insulated solid or tiled roof. Most quotes land here.
Largest roofs
£11,771
Large or unusual shapes, and full tiled roofs with plastered ceilings.
No figure
No official source gives a reliable yearly saving
160
Towns priced individually
Source: Home Energy Quotes Cost Index, across the 160 towns we model. Prices are estimates and include installation and VAT. Actual costs may vary.
Prices where you live
160 towns, each with its own prices, grant position and official council-area data.
Most searched
Peterborough
£2,880–£11,700
St Helens
£2,260–£9,160
Luton
£2,751–£11,141
Sunderland
£2,400–£9,910
Kettering
£2,518–£10,195
Birmingham
£2,460–£9,960
Watford
£2,751–£11,141
Lincoln
£2,518–£10,195
All towns by region
East Midlands 9 towns
- Chesterfield £2,518–£10,195
- Derby £2,450–£9,970
- Kettering £2,518–£10,195
- Leicester £2,550–£9,620
- Lincoln £2,518–£10,195
- Loughborough £2,518–£10,195
- Mansfield £2,518–£10,195
- Northampton £2,518–£10,195
- Nottingham £2,630–£10,250
East of England 13 towns
- Bedford £2,751–£11,141
- Cambridge £2,680–£10,680
- Chelmsford £2,751–£11,141
- Colchester £2,910–£11,190
- Harlow £2,751–£11,141
- Hemel Hempstead £2,751–£11,141
- Ipswich £2,720–£10,700
- Luton £2,751–£11,141
- Norwich £2,450–£9,230
- Peterborough £2,880–£11,700
- Southend-on-Sea £2,751–£11,141
- Stevenage £2,751–£11,141
- Watford £2,751–£11,141
London 1 town
- London £2,850–£11,540
North East 8 towns
- Darlington £2,414–£9,775
- Gateshead £2,414–£9,775
- Hartlepool £2,414–£9,775
- Middlesbrough £2,480–£9,950
- Newcastle upon Tyne £2,414–£9,775
- South Shields £2,414–£9,775
- Stockton-on-Tees £2,414–£9,775
- Sunderland £2,400–£9,910
North West 36 towns
- Accrington £2,260–£9,750
- Altrincham £2,300–£9,860
- Ashton-under-Lyne £2,290–£9,960
- Barrow-in-Furness £2,466–£9,985
- Birkenhead £2,270–£9,390
- Blackburn £2,466–£9,985
- Blackpool £2,280–£9,820
- Bolton £2,370–£9,300
- Bootle £2,460–£9,870
- Burnley £2,380–£9,170
- Bury £2,370–£9,550
- Carlisle £2,466–£9,985
- Chester £2,466–£9,985
- Chorley £2,290–£9,220
- Clitheroe £2,466–£9,985
- Crewe £2,466–£9,985
- Fleetwood £2,466–£9,985
- Lancaster £2,480–£9,670
- Leyland £2,466–£9,985
- Liverpool £2,270–£9,470
- Lytham St Annes £2,466–£9,985
- Macclesfield £2,466–£9,985
- Manchester £2,420–£9,570
- Nelson £2,466–£9,985
- Oldham £2,280–£9,490
- Ormskirk £2,466–£9,985
- Preston £2,290–£9,440
- Rawtenstall £2,466–£9,985
- Rochdale £2,340–£9,900
- Salford £2,480–£9,420
- Southport £2,260–£9,220
- St Helens £2,260–£9,160
- Stockport £2,410–£9,490
- Wallasey £2,380–£9,760
- Warrington £2,466–£9,985
- Wigan £2,380–£9,320
Northern Ireland 9 towns
Scotland 16 towns
- Aberdeen £2,370–£9,200
- Ayr £2,492–£10,090
- Cumbernauld £2,492–£10,090
- Dundee £2,380–£9,460
- Dunfermline £2,492–£10,090
- East Kilbride £2,492–£10,090
- Edinburgh £2,310–£9,330
- Glasgow £2,280–£9,510
- Hamilton £2,492–£10,090
- Inverness £2,470–£9,120
- Kilmarnock £2,492–£10,090
- Kirkcaldy £2,492–£10,090
- Livingston £2,492–£10,090
- Paisley £2,492–£10,090
- Perth £2,492–£10,090
- Stirling £2,492–£10,090
South East 16 towns
- Aylesbury £2,907–£11,771
- Basingstoke £2,907–£11,771
- Brighton £2,890–£11,120
- Crawley £2,907–£11,771
- Eastbourne £2,907–£11,771
- Guildford £2,907–£11,771
- Hastings £2,907–£11,771
- High Wycombe £2,907–£11,771
- Maidstone £2,907–£11,771
- Milton Keynes £2,380–£10,450
- Oxford £2,690–£10,710
- Portsmouth £2,710–£10,860
- Reading £2,870–£11,580
- Slough £2,907–£11,771
- Southampton £2,740–£11,240
- Worthing £2,907–£11,771
South West 13 towns
- Bath £2,600–£10,270
- Bournemouth £2,725–£11,036
- Bristol £2,660–£10,870
- Cheltenham £2,630–£10,000
- Exeter £2,730–£10,450
- Gloucester £2,560–£10,520
- Plymouth £2,690–£10,370
- Poole £2,725–£11,036
- Salisbury £2,500–£9,990
- Swindon £2,725–£11,036
- Taunton £2,725–£11,036
- Truro £2,690–£10,710
- Weston-super-Mare £2,725–£11,036
Wales 10 towns
West Midlands 15 towns
- Birmingham £2,460–£9,960
- Burton upon Trent £2,544–£10,300
- Coventry £2,600–£10,160
- Hereford £2,740–£10,080
- Kidderminster £2,544–£10,300
- Newcastle-under-Lyme £2,544–£10,300
- Nuneaton £2,544–£10,300
- Shrewsbury £2,720–£10,540
- Solihull £2,544–£10,300
- Stoke-on-Trent £2,544–£10,300
- Telford £2,544–£10,300
- Walsall £2,544–£10,300
- West Bromwich £2,544–£10,300
- Wolverhampton £2,610–£9,540
- Worcester £2,510–£10,160
Yorkshire and The Humber 14 towns
- Barnsley £2,466–£9,985
- Bradford £2,466–£9,985
- Doncaster £2,466–£9,985
- Grimsby £2,466–£9,985
- Halifax £2,466–£9,985
- Harrogate £2,466–£9,985
- Huddersfield £2,466–£9,985
- Kingston upon Hull £2,466–£9,985
- Leeds £2,360–£9,230
- Rotherham £2,466–£9,985
- Scarborough £2,466–£9,985
- Sheffield £2,400–£9,420
- Wakefield £2,466–£9,985
- York £2,400–£9,620
Town figures are modelled estimates from the Home Energy Quotes Cost Index, adjusted by regional labour and material costs.
Questions people ask about conservatory roofs
How much do conservatory roofs cost in the UK?
Conservatory Roofs in the UK cost between £2,260 and £11,771 installed, depending on system size and where you live. Across the 160 towns we price, the median for a mid-range system is around £5,336 including installation and VAT (modelled estimate).
Is there a grant for conservatory roofs in the UK?
There is no government grant for conservatory roof replacement in your area, and a replacement roof does not qualify for 0% VAT on energy-saving materials.
How long is the payback period in the UK?
We don’t publish a payback for conservatory roofs: no official source gives a reliable yearly saving. How we calculate costs explains why.
Do I need planning permission for conservatory roofs?
Most conservatory roofs installations fall under permitted development rights and do not require planning permission. However, listed buildings, conservation areas and flats may need approval from your local council. Always check with your local planning authority before installation.
How do I find a good installer in the UK?
We recommend getting at least 3 quotes from qualified installers. Check online reviews and verify that the installer holds relevant qualifications before signing any contract.
Get prices for your own home
Nine questions. Up to three approved installers who cover your postcode may contact you.
Last reviewed: . Costs are modelled estimates from the Home Energy Quotes Cost Index — see how we calculate them. Grant rates are checked against GOV.UK.