It sounds silly, really. Why on Earth would anyone choose to put up a car port if they had the space and resources to build a garage? On the face of it, it seems very much like comparing a semi-detached house to a bus shelter. But really it isn’t that simple. 

 

You wouldn’t think the humble conservatory would enter folklore. They seem such a straightforward and easy-to-comprehend structure. Yet we often come across weird little misnomers and anecdotes about the humble conservatory that just don’t make sense. 

 

Without sounding like we’re about to put on a performance of Grease, we want to talk about your summer nights. You know how they are, balmy, starlit, and warm. Summer in the UK might only last a week, the nights are beautiful when they arrive. 

 

Replacing your conservatory roof is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your home. It’s not just about fixing an old roof, it’s about improving the look, comfort, and energy efficiency of your conservatory. Adding modern features like Velux windows or upgrading the windows and doors can completely transform your conservatory into a stylish and functional space. 

 

What have you been using that garden room for? Is it your office? Is it a place for you to do yoga without the neighbours seeing? A lot of people have a lot of uses for garden rooms in the summer. Now, unfortunately, we are heading into grizzle and drizzle. But don’t worry, the kids are excited for Halloween and Christmas. 

 

Great! 

 

Perhaps there is something you can do with your garden room over Halloween. Here are some ideas. 

You have spent the last few months enjoying late evenings in your conservatory. And why not? There have been clear skies, warm rains, and the occasional lightning show. Now Mother Nature is getting ready to pack her bright blues, her greens, and her warm winds away for a few months. You might spend less time in your conservatory until Spring comes around. But that doesn’t mean you should forget about it. 

 

Your conservatory is still part of your house, and with it, your roof is the main thing that keeps it from flooding or leaves falling over your new rug. So, how are you going to make sure that when Spring marches back, you’ll just be able to snuggle back down in your conservatory? 

There is a lot written about uPVC windows. They are popular for their energy efficiency, their durability, and their low maintenance. But with any good product, there is also a lot of myths and urban legends about them. Don’t worry, Alternative Roof Solutions are here to put them all straight. 

It’s easy to write about a beautiful summer spent on the veranda right now. There’s sun beating through the window, and we are wearing our Hawaiian shirts. However, once Autumn has waned and winter comes in, we spend less time in our rocking chairs looking at the horizon. Of course, when the warm weather comes back around, we love to spend time back out there. 

 

Obviously, what you want is to maintain it all year round ready for next Spring again. Here’s how to keep it all maintained: 

Sunrooms are a fantastic way to bring the outdoors in. They offer a bright, airy space that's perfect for enjoying the sunshine without battling pesky insects. But what exactly can you do with your sunroom this summer? Here are a few ideas to get you started: 

Conservatories are a great addition to any home, providing a seamless connection between your home and garden. However, there are many different styles of conservatory out there. For this reason, deciding on your conservatories shape and design can be overwhelming. The style you land on can be impacted by many things. From the size and shape of your garden, or style of your house, to how you plan to use your conservatory. In this blog, we’ll explore the various styles of conservatories, helping you to understand the options available to you and find the perfect fit for your home. 

As the cold weather rears its head to spring, it’s the perfect time to make energy efficient upgrades to your home. As the warmer months approach, it’s often easy to forget about winter. However, by being proactive during the spring and summer, you can effectively lower your bills next winter. Not only can these improvements help you save money on your bills, but they also contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendlier lifestyle.