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Whether you’re planning a new conservatory as a beautiful, light-filled extension to your home or thinking of upgrading your existing conservatory with a new thermally efficient roof, the first decision you will be making is the choice of material. Today’s conservatory roofs are a far cry from the ...

Do you find that uncomfortably hot or cold temperatures mean that you aren’t using your conservatory as much as you’d like?  

The number one 'must-have' feature that people look for when buying a family home are rooms that are flooded with natural light; sun rays shining through your windows not only bring essential Vitamin D, they also instantly lift your spirits. Natural light also creates a more spacious feeling and a ...

Christmas is just around the corner, so it's time to start thinking about transforming your conservatory into a winter wonderland. Whether as the perfect setting for festive gatherings with family and friends, or a cosy, welcoming retreat where you can relax with a mince pie and a glass of ...

With the vagaries of the UK climate to contend with, it’s natural to want to make the most of the fine weather we do get. One of the most popular ways to bring the outside in and flood your home with sunlight is by opening it up with large glazed doors. When considering exterior sliding doors in ...

It may be a surprise to learn that when you are planning to enhance your house with a stylish new conservatory or orangery, the decision is not entirely up to you. You’ll often need to get planning approval from the local authority and failing to run these checks could be a costly mistake. Applying ...

Planning a new conservatory or orangery is a very exciting project but it can also mean a considerable amount of upheaval in both your house and your garden, with builders, decorators and other tradesmen requiring access to your property for a period probably lasting several days or even weeks. ...

Due to the high costs of relocating to a new home, homeowners who need more space often choose to extend rather than move. The original orangeries were built in the 17th century by wealthy aristocrats to allow citrus fruits to be grown in the cool climates of Northern Europe: today, an orangery is ...

If you are thinking about extending your home it is important to consider the benefits of doing so, we offer 6 reasons why building a conservatory or orangery could  be a very worthwhile investment:

Transform your home with a bespoke conservatory or orangery from Bergson & Eaton. We design and install high-quality conservatories to suit the style of your house, whether traditional or contemporary.