Richmond Bespoke Conservatories builds conservatory extensions in Richmond and surrounding areas, covering design, planning, construction, installation, insulation, repair, and maintenance for homes of every age and style. Specifications can include thermally broken aluminium and engineered hardwood frames, low-emissivity solar-control glazing with warm-edge spacers, lightweight insulated roof systems, Crittall-style steel-look profiles and natural stone or porcelain flooring over underfloor heating. Each material is chosen to suit the property rather than fitted as a standard package.
Our bespoke conservatory design begins with accurate surveys, structural calculations and foundation planning, followed by expert installation with carefully detailed junctions, lead flashings, cavity trays and sealed thresholds that keep the extension weatherproof and comfortable in every season. As a TrustMark certified company, we build to recognised standards of workmanship, and our refurbishment and maintenance support keeps each conservatory performing for years to come. If you are considering a new conservatory extension, you are welcome to get in touch to discuss your ideas and arrange a visit.

Conservatory extension construction and installation turns an underused patio into a bright, usable room that connects naturally with period or modern homes. We work with thermally broken aluminium and uPVC frames, solar-control glazing, insulated roof panels, and reinforced foundations, finished with sealed flashings and Building Regulations sign-off.

Bespoke conservatory extension design and planning suits awkward plots, period properties, and specific lifestyle needs that off-the-shelf models can't serve. The designers at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories provide measured surveys, 3D visualisations, and detailed elevations in Edwardian, Georgian, or lean-to styles, with low-emissivity glazing, plus planning permission and Building Control support.

Conservatory extension insulation and weatherproofing solve summer overheating, condensation, and winter chill that leave glazed rooms unusable. We fit insulated roof systems, A-rated double or triple glazing with warm-edge spacers, thermally broken frames, and sealed junctions, with lead flashing and trickle vents to control moisture year-round.

Conservatory extension repair, refurbishment, and maintenance restore ageing structures with leaking roofs, misted glazing, or failing seals, without the cost of full replacement. We replace blown sealed units, renew gaskets and silicone, repair lead valleys, and re-finish frames in durable powder-coated or foil finishes, with scheduled gutter and hardware servicing.
Your conservatory extension process begins with a site visit to review the house, garden access, existing structure, and your intended use for the space. Our team at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories also discusses budget, glazing preferences, and how the extension should connect with the home.
The team assesses relevant planning constraints, including conservation-area considerations, and identifies Building Regulations requirements. The rules depend on the property and proposed design, so we confirm the likely approvals before work proceeds.
Our designers prepare a design that considers orientation, daylight, structural support, insulation, and ventilation. Options may include a glazed conservatory, orangery, or a more solid-roof extension, with materials such as timber, oak, or aluminium selected to suit the property.
We agree on drawings, materials, glazing, roof construction, and project costs, then arrange the required approvals and coordinate the build schedule. Before construction, we plan access, protect the work area, and check the existing foundations where needed.
We manage construction, including foundations, structural frame, glazing, roofing, and connections to the house. We then check finishes and key building elements, address outstanding items, and hand over the completed space.
We're Richmond Bespoke Conservatories, and we design conservatory extensions around your home, its architecture, and how you plan to use the space. Our layouts consider garden views, daylight, and the connection to adjoining rooms.
We design every conservatory extension with glazing, insulation, ventilation, and shading chosen to keep the space comfortable in every season. We also assess orientation and sun exposure early on, so your extension avoids summer overheating and winter chill.
We can assist with feasibility studies, measured surveys, design drawings, and planning applications for your conservatory extension. Requirements depend on your property and proposal, including any conservation-area or listed-building constraints.
We work with you from initial ideas through design development and preparation for construction. Our focus is on practical decisions, clear communication, and a conservatory extension that sits naturally with your existing home.
Conservatory extension costs in Richmond depend on the size, materials, and amount of structural work involved. UK estimates range from around £9,000 to £40,000+ for a fully installed project. A simpler uPVC design tends to cost less than a larger hybrid extension with upgraded insulation and a solid roof.
Foundations, glazing, roof type, access to the site and changes to the existing house can all affect the quote. Ground conditions may call for deeper footings or additional drainage work, while specifications such as thermally broken aluminium frames, solar-control glass, underfloor heating and bespoke finishes will increase the overall investment. Period homes or properties in conservation areas can also involve extra design and planning considerations.
As a team of experts, Richmond Bespoke Conservatories recommend arranging an on-site assessment so the estimate reflects your property, chosen specification and required work.
Project Sample | Estimated Cost Range | What Affects the Price |
|---|---|---|
Small, basic uPVC conservatory | £9,000–£15,000 | Size, glazing and roof material |
Mid-sized conservatory extension | £15,000–£25,000 | Foundations, specification, and site access |
Larger hybrid or higher-specification extension | £25,000–£40,000+ | Insulated roof, structural changes, and finishes |
Costs vary with size, glazing, frame material, foundations, and roof type. A small, basic extension will cost less than a larger design with upgraded glazing, heating, or structural alterations, so request a detailed quote based on your plans.
It depends on the extension’s dimensions, location, and design. Some projects fall within permitted development limits, but restrictions apply, including in conservation areas and to listed buildings; check with your local planning authority before work begins.
Yes, if the work falls within the scope of building regulations. Approval may be required for structural work, a larger extension, or changes that create a more integrated, habitable space; confirm the requirements with building control.
Many projects can take several weeks on site. This depends on the groundwork, structure, and fit-out. Design, approvals, manufacturing, and weather can add time to the full schedule.
Yes, if the site, foundations, and existing structure can support the proposed work. We recommend having the structure assessed before planning an extension, as alterations may require new foundations or a redesigned layout.
Common options include uPVC, aluminium and timber. Each has different costs, maintenance needs, and appearance, so choose a material that suits your budget, home, and performance requirements.
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