The client visited the show site and discussed his requirements with one of our inhouse designers, plans had been draw by a local architect and been submitted the the Local Authority for approval, a site visit was arranged and a full 6 page quotation was sent the following day. The client phoned the office and accepted the quotation, subject to planning permission approval, so we provisionally booked in one of our base teams. Four weeks later planning permission was approved, however the local council had placed a condition that the conservatory should be a timber colour? Our client was happy to proceed so works commenced.

The base is set out and paving slabs removed for the client to re-use

 

 

 

 

Foundations are excavated to solid ground, then levelled and pegged ready for concrete.

 

 

Foudation walls are built upto floor and damp proof coarse in concrete blocks and bricks, creating a cavity wall. Then filled with hardcore/subbase material to 150mm below the finished floor level.

 

 

 

 

A damp proof membrane is installed and flooring grade insulation layed, then concrete is poured to the required height.

 

 

 

 

Cavity walls are then built to the required height, complete with insulation installed between the walls as work proceeds.

 

The conservatory is delivered and work commences building the frames and roof, within days the structure is up.

 

 

 

After building the conservatory the whole structure is cleaned and sealed, and finished, ready for flooring.