Conservatories for Homeowners across Essex

Expert conservatory installers in Romford and Rainham to Epping and Chelmsford

Avoid the hassle of moving by transforming your family’s life with the ultimate gift of space and light that only a stunning U-trade conservatory in Essex can provide. Ideal as a relaxing lounge to enjoy the sun and your gorgeous Essex views, a dedicated children’s playroom or an enviable dining room perfect for parties. Gain complete control over the look of your conservatory, from a traditional hardwood Edwardian conservatory style to a beautiful bespoke white conservatory made to fit your family perfectly, we are confident that we can help. Insulating uPVC frames and efficient glass create the ideal conservatory temperature that is never too hot or too cold, so you can comfortably use it all year round. Whether you want a traditional white conservatory, modern hardwood Georgian conservatory aesthetics or something a bit different, U-Trade conservatory experts can help.

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Victorian

This extremely popular conservatory style is recognised with its pitched roof, ornate detailing and a rounded shape. With large bay windows, a hardwood Victorian conservatory is ideal for admiring views, whether that’s of your garden or watching the snow fall while you’re comfortably warm inside. With an elegant feel, a Victorian conservatory is perfect for a lounge and is full of light and offers views all around the room. This classic U-Trade conservatory style would look perfect with a timber effect finish to add a heritage feel to your home.

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Edwardian

These large and spacious conservatory styles are a classic and traditional option. Similar to the Victorian style with a pitched roof, a hardwood Edwardian conservatory is more square in shape rather than round. With a large floor space, they make the ideal dining room. If you often entertain, a new Edwardian conservatory could be perfect for parties. Why not add some bifolding doors so you increase your space even further? With a flat front, this style can complement any type of Essex home.

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Gable

A gable conservatory is recognisable by its roof. Unlike other styles which slope towards the centre, a gable conservatory’s roof stays upright. This gives the feel of more space as well as more light. They are the perfect style to add a sense of grandeur to your home. They are modern versions of the Georgian style and maximise the amount of light that flows into your Essex home. With a high ceiling that resembles those in stately homes, this is the ideal U-Trade conservatory style for a period property.

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Lean To

A lean-to conservatory is a simple style that makes a big difference to your home. Their name comes from the fact that they appear to lean against your house with a sloping roof. Due to their modest design, a lean-to conservatory is perfect for those with a smaller garden or budget. They are also popular options for bungalows, but can suit any Essex home. With a sloping roof that can be shallow, they can fit under low roof eaves.

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Conservatory Features

Our conservatories are the perfect way to extend your home and give your family the space you’ve always wanted

Made with durable uPVC, these glazed extensions provide a strong and stable space suitable for any use in Essex

Fill your Essex home with light without overheating or freezing with energy efficient frames and glass

Choose from a range of colours; why not choose Chartwell Green for a country cottage feel or a hardwood effect finish? Your conservatory can be created your way

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Popular Conservatory Colours

Your U-Trade conservatory can be created in any colour and will become an asset to your Essex home. From heritage hardwood effect finishes to bright shades, you can make your conservatory perfect for your home. Whether it's the popular white conservatory style you'd like or colourful green conservatories, we can design, recommend and install the ideal conservatory for you. You could add decorative glazing or Georgian bars to allow it to match the rest of your home. Why not add some French or bifolding doors so that your garden and conservatory can blend into one?