Independent UK guide
Conservatories, priced and explained
Browse conservatory styles, frame materials, roofs and doors, see what each one really costs fitted, and compare free quotes from installers near you.
- Prices from published 2026 sources, updated regularly
- Every price includes VAT
- Quotes from up to four local installers
Browse styles
All conservatory styles →- Lean-to conservatoriesfrom £6,0003m × 4m lean-to conservatory in uPVC, fitted
- Victorian conservatoriesfrom £9,0003m × 4m Victorian conservatory in uPVC, fitted
- Edwardian conservatoriesfrom £9,5003m × 4m Edwardian conservatory in uPVC, fitted
- Gable-front conservatoriesfrom £10,000Gable-front conservatory in uPVC, from 4m × 4m to 6m × 4m, fitted
- Bespoke conservatoriesfrom £14,000Bespoke conservatory, including P-shaped and T-shaped, 5m × 4m and larger, fitted
- Orangery extensionsfrom £25,0004m × 3m orangery, fully installed
Browse materials
All conservatory materials →Browse roofs
All conservatory roofs →- Solid and tiled conservatory roofsfrom £6,100Medium (about 4m × 4m) conservatory, tiled solid roof, replacing the old roof
- Glass conservatory roofsfrom £3,300Medium (about 4m × 4m) conservatory, glass roof replacing the old roof
- Polycarbonate conservatory roofsfrom £2,000Medium (about 4m × 4m) conservatory, polycarbonate roof replacing the old roof
- Replacement conservatory roofsfrom £2,000Standard conservatory, from 3m × 3m to 4m × 4m, new roof in place of the old one
Browse doors
All conservatory windows and doors →What a conservatory costs
The three classic styles in uPVC, built to the size shown on each page, fitted and including VAT:
| Style | Typical | Most pay |
|---|---|---|
| Lean-to conservatories | £8,300 | £6,000–£10,500 |
| Victorian conservatories | £11,500 | £9,000–£14,000 |
| Edwardian conservatories | £12,000 | £9,500–£15,000 |
Guide prices from published UK sources. Every product and region · how we price
Conservatories near you
Prices and installers by region. Labour is most of the difference in price from one area to the next.
Does a conservatory need planning permission?
Most conservatories are permitted development, so they need no planning application, provided they stay inside limits on depth, height and how close they sit to a boundary. Listed buildings, conservation areas and flats are the usual exceptions, so check with your council before you order.
Building Regulations are a separate question. A conservatory is normally exempt if it is built at ground level, is separated from the house by external-quality doors and is mostly glazed. A solid tiled roof usually brings Building Regulations into play, and a FENSA or CERTASS registered installer can certify the windows and doors for you.
How getting quotes works
- Tell us about the jobA short form: what you need, the style, roughly what size, and your postcode.
- Local installers get in touchUp to four firms that cover your area get in touch with you directly.
- Compare and chooseUse our quote checklists and compare tool to weigh them up. There is no obligation.