ST STOKE-ON-TRENT BUILDERS
Orangeries and sunrooms
Light-filled rooms built for comfortable, practical use throughout the year.
BUILT PROPERLY. MADE TO LAST.
Orangeries and sunrooms can connect a home to the garden while creating a useful dining, living or family space. The best results balance glazing with properly constructed walls, insulation, drainage and a roof design suited to the property.
ST Builders brings the masonry and general building work together with a focus on proportions, dependable construction and a finish that complements the existing home.
What the work
can include.
- Foundations and insulated floor construction
- Brick and block walls
- Structural openings into the existing home
- Roof and glazing coordination
- Internal finishes and external making-good
BEFORE WORK STARTS
A clearer plan
from day one.
- 01How the room will be used year-round
- 02Orientation, daylight and overheating
- 03Planning and Building Regulations
- 04Drainage and existing services
- 05Materials that complement the property
COMMON QUESTIONS
Good to know.
What is the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?
An orangery normally uses more substantial walls and roof construction, giving it a more room-like feel. The right approach depends on the house and how you want to use the space.
Do you cover South Cheshire?
Yes, suitable projects in areas such as Crewe, Nantwich and Congleton can be considered depending on scope and location.
Can you connect the new room to an existing kitchen?
Potentially, subject to the design and structural requirements. Existing plans or an initial site visit will help establish what is practical.
