how much should a good quality conservatory 4m x 4.8m with polycarb roof cost approximately?

Answer 1

about £15,000 if you have a concrete base and tiled floor plus electric points. However, you can pay a lot more if you add lots of opening windows, and extra door, leaded glass, louvres, heating and blinds.

Answer 2

I don't know but most people rarely use these conservatories for anything other than storing things in. I would treat yourself to a holiday which is much better value. Also with the re-banding of houses based on home improvements you are liable to a higher council tax bill if you add value to your home with extensions etc.

Answer 3

I just got one done 3m x 3m and it cost me £10,000 so you could probably expect to pay in the region of £13, 000 to £16, 000 depending on how you choose to have it finished off. Just one word of advice - make sure your getters, facias and soffits are in good order before putting up the conservatory as it's nearly impossible to get it done after (I learned the hard way!).

Answer 4

Up north £6000- £8000

Darn Sarf £8000- £12000

I buy from Sash and I'd say they are good quality

Finished one last week 6m x 4.2m, £9000 including central heating rad, 8 sockets and sky cable

Answer 5

I work for a double glazing company and you should average about £1,200 a square meter on a fairly nice one with all the trimmings any more and you are being riped off

hope this helps

Answer 6

what you dont say is what shape it is or how many sides it has ..is it oblong or Victorian end ..does it go down to the floor ..or does it have brickwork low down ..does it have french doors .. tiled floor ..who is putting down the base etc ..so you can see ..like most people who ask a question ..you have not given sufficient info to get a close estimate

Answer 7

get three quotes off the top companys and check that they do the base work as well and go for the middle quote