Conservatory Extensions – Do They Really Add Property Value?

Are you thinking of adding a conservatory extension to your home, but wondering if it’s worth the investment?

A conservatory extension can add value to your home, but it depends on several key factors. At Coral Windows & Conservatories, we understand how big of an investment this home improvement really is. Therefore, in this article we are going to discuss the factors that affect the value of your conservatory extension to help you make a decision and choose the right installer for the job.

Glass conservatory

The Case For Adding Value

Conservatory extensions increase your living space which is a primary driver of increasing your property value. A high-quality product – like from Coral Windows & Conservatories – can increase your property value by approximately 5-15%.

By choosing a premium conservatory extension, this is essential for a smart and positive impact on your property.

Key Factors Affecting Value

Quality & Materials

Durable frames and high-quality double glazing are important for a long-lasting conservatory extension. Robust materials such as uPVC are often a popular choice due to their frame being built for longevity.

Design & Aesthetics

When choosing the right conservatory extension, being able to customise it is very important. You will want to make sure that it seamlessly complements your existing house style and not look like an add-on.

Versatile Functionality

Having a different type of roof, doors, windows and double or triple glazing will ensure that the space in your conservatory extension is usable all year-round. This will make the space a good place to relax or entertain friends, increasing your property value with the space being multi-purpose. These different features will also ensure maximum thermal efficiency, leaving your space at a comfortable temperature all year round, further increasing the use of your space and home value.

Planning Permissions

When planning your conservatory extension installation, you must consider the importance of following building regulations to avoid future issues with your high-quality investment. 

Lean-to conservatory

The Coral Windows Difference

Here at Coral Windows, we aim to be Yorkshire’s premier window company, therefore we are the best installer for your quality conservatory extension investment.

We are FENSA certified and several of our products are supported by the BSI Kitemark which serves as a symbol for safe and reliable products. 

We are also a Which? Trusted Trader and a Checkatrade partner, ensuring you that when you choose us, you are choosing a reliable, trusted business. 

With over 30 years of experience and all our products manufactured in our factory in Bradford, we also always put our customers first and tailor our services to suit you.

The Final Word: Investing in a Quality Conservatory Extension

A conservatory extension adds value to your home, but only if it is well-built and a functional, reusable space. 

At Coral Windows, our mission has always been to put our customers first and provide them with home improvement products they can be proud of. 

By investing in a high-quality conservatory extension with Coral Windows, you can be assured that you are choosing a product that is built for longevity and is guaranteed to add value to your home.

Contact us today to learn more about the value of conservatory extensions or get a free bespoke quote from us today!

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  • ​Steve Holdsworth embarked on his journey in the glazing industry in 1978 as an apprentice glazier within a three-person team. Demonstrating dedication and skill, he quickly advanced to lead his own team, focusing on aluminium and timber installations, as well as sealed unit replacements—a period when UPVC was still emerging in the U.K. In 1980, Steve briefly shifted to manufacturing sealed units but returned to his passion for window and door fitting in 1981. Over the next 13 years, he honed his expertise, adapting seamlessly as UPVC became the industry standard.​ Steve joined Coral Windows in 1994, expanding his repertoire to include conservatory installations alongside windows and doors. In 2005, Steve joined a fabrication facility in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, where he dedicated 15 months, training local workers who were accustomed to aluminium on the nuances of UPVC window and door installations.​ Upon returning to the UK in 2006, Steve returned to Coral windows and assumed the role of Conservatory Manager, a position he held for six years before being promoted to Head of Installations in 2012. In 2015, after recovering from a stroke, Steve resumed his role as Conservatory Manager, a testament to his resilience and commitment to the company.​ Steve has a passion for music, mainly creating new songs via various apps, he has had 5 songs played on the radio in the U.K. Reflecting on his 47-year career, Steve remarks on the swift passage of time and the continuous advancements in the glazing industry, emphasising that every day remains an opportunity for learning.

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