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Cost of extension in replace of Conservatory
Just looking for a ball park ��� on the sort of cost it would be to have an average brick ex with tile roof windows all round & door. the same shape of an average hexagon conservatory. Or if anyones had any such work recently. Using average materials & notthing flashy. TIA
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You cannot put a tiled roof on and call it a conservatory. Fact. The definition of a conservatory is that it has a translucent roof
If you do this, Building Regulations will apply and it has to be 'flashy' enough to meet minimum standards of construction, ventilation, insulation.
What you require is an extension or a sun room.
If you do this, Building Regulations will apply and it has to be 'flashy' enough to meet minimum standards of construction, ventilation, insulation.
What you require is an extension or a sun room.
You are correct ethel. That is exactly what I am after. I was just wondering..like...would one guestimate...20K..30K or more. Do builders make up the price ...when they take a look at the house/area ect. And add a bit more on....Anyway its not a big issue ...I will just have to annoy some builder for quotes....
I would expect in the region of �10 - 15k, depending on the foundations; the existing brickwork and the amount of tying in required.
I assume you'll want a radiator.
Also, drains may have to be moved. If you are 'handy' yourself and intend to do the finishes such as painting and decorating, this can keep costs down.
It's a good time to get building work done - traditionally a quiet time anyway, the recession has made it even harder for good builders to find work.
I assume you'll want a radiator.
Also, drains may have to be moved. If you are 'handy' yourself and intend to do the finishes such as painting and decorating, this can keep costs down.
It's a good time to get building work done - traditionally a quiet time anyway, the recession has made it even harder for good builders to find work.