Over time, polycarbonate roofing can deteriorate due to constant exposure to sunlight and the elements, causing it to become discoloured, brittle, and less transparent. It can also be damaged by heavy rain, hail, moss growth, or even birds, leading to cracks and holes that allow water in. When this occurs, replacing the panels can help restore the appearance and performance of your conservatory.
THE PROCESS
Once you make an enquiry, we will get in touch to arrange a visit from one of our experienced engineers. They will measure your existing panels and discuss whether the new polycarbonate can be fitted into your current frame or if a new frame installation is required. After this, we will provide a confirmed quotation by phone or email.
On the day of installation, our engineers will arrive with your new panels. They will carefully remove the old panels, cut the new ones all to size and then install them. All old materials are removed and responsibly disposed of by our team.
Most installations, even for large roofs, are completed in just one day, leaving your conservatory watertight, durable, and refreshed.
TYPES OF POLYCARBONATE
Your old polycarbonate roof can be changed like for like but there are a few different types of polycarbonate that you could chose to change to instead. Each different type has it's own pro's and cons but our engineers have samples on hand to show you and explain the differences. You can find out more about each type of polycarbonate here.
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Key Benefits of the New Polycarbonate
Replacing old polycarbonate panels can boost the visual appeal of your conservatory.
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