Green Space Conservatory Roofs Review - Mr & Mrs Newman

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We spent a lovely morning with Roger and Elaine Newman to chat about their new Green Space Conservatory Roof and how it is helping them use their conservatory throughout the winter!
Watch to see their Green Space Conservatory Roofs Review.
You can transform your conservatory too! Give us a call on 01202 355780 or contact us through our website www.greenspaceconservatories.co.uk and one of our team will be more than happy to discuss your options...

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16 сен 2024

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@siras2 10 месяцев назад

Had our conservatory roof replaced by greenspace approx 5 years ago - it leaked (a lot) from day one and has continued to leak despite 6 remedial visits (the visits ceased after 2 years as the installation warranty expired!) - after several of these I actually climber a ladder (I'm 70) to take a look and to say that the original installation had been a bodge is an understatement. We are now seriously considering getting the whole roof removed as it's caused us nothing but grief.

@LookatBowen 4 года назад

And how much does it cost?, that is the most important question.

@colinsmall8170 4 года назад

Cellotex insulation clad in aluminium sheet,I had a quote of over 11k,my 3.5x4m conservatory cost less than that 9 years back,the sales person also said that the original seals don't get replaced either!!Well overpriced when you consider the material content,don't get sucked in about the other calls the sales person has to go to,otherwise you won't get the pissy discount they offer if you won't sign today!.

@robtebbutt6747 Год назад

Do not waist your money with this company. It has made no difference to our conservatory at all. These people that say it is ok must be paid for their comments. Also some reviews say that it it doesn't make your conservatory dark, course it does.

@grayus Год назад

Those comments dont give a prospective buyer much confidence

@ibaneze6666 3 года назад

cheaper to do it yourself,there all a rip off,

@andreamacgillivray8380 5 лет назад

It is ROOVES not ROOFS.

@segovia1894 Год назад

No, Andrea, check your dictionary before pontificating. Both are correct but “roofs” is the more acceptable. Roofs is the plural of roof in all varieties of English. Rooves is an old secondary form, and it still appears occasionally by analogy with other irregular plurals such as hooves, but it is not common enough to be considered standard.