Change of conservatory roof

Yes, as long as you use a lightweight roof system with lightweight tiles and the frames are fully reinforced. The reinforcement of frames should be checked at survey stage.

Hi Yes this is possible the best roofs are either a supalite or a Guardian system in our opinion we have recently done one and have some lovely images of the finished product as others have stated to replace to a lightweight solid roof Building regs is required.

Yes you can, however if your existing conservatory is over 12 years old you might want to consider changing it all, you may spend thousands on a new roof and find after a few years your old system may start to deteriorate, therefore costing you more to have roof raised to put new windows in etc, either way stay safe

Yes can be done as above use a proper system U will also require building regs approval and may need to check depth of footing

Yes it is. however it does depend on the size and shape of your conservatory. A tiled roof conservatory is only marginally heavier than a glass roof. As per LABC guidelines (April 2016), if your current structure shows no signs of distress, the existing foundations are likely to be adequate to carry the small additional loadings. There may be a need for Existing glazing and door support must also be reinforced which could be done with various ring beams. But if you were serious about getting you roof replaced all companies will do a site survey to establish weather or not your conservatory would be suitable for a tiled roof. and that should be free of charge, it is with us. thank you for the question.