Conservatories and Extensions in Salisbury
We work right across Salisbury, from Victorian houses around Fisherton to family homes in Harnham, Laverstock and Old Sarum. A conservatory or single-storey extension is one of the best ways to add space without moving, and Kenny will visit, measure up and talk through what suits your home.
We build traditional glazed conservatories and timber-framed Warmer Roof modular extensions with a solid, insulated roof, so the room is warm in winter and comfortable in summer. Our own team does everything, from laying the base to the final finishing.
Our Range
Conservatories and Extensions
A glazed conservatory or a timber-framed Warmer Roof modular extension, both made for Salisbury homes old and new. The solid, insulated roof on the extension keeps it usable whatever the season.
Conservatories and Extensions Fitted Properly in Salisbury
A city with this much history deserves careful work. Here is what every Salisbury customer can count on from Goldhill Glazing.
Fitted by Our Own Team
No one else is sent in our place. The people who build your extension are our own team, and they respect your home, protect it while they work and leave everything clean when they go.
Planning and Building Regulations
With so many listed buildings and conservation areas in Salisbury, Kenny settles the planning and Building Regulations questions at the survey stage.
FENSA Registered
Being FENSA registered, we sign off our window and door installations against Building Regulations ourselves, and send you the certificate to keep.
Conservatories and Extensions in Salisbury: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Salisbury do you cover?
We cover Salisbury, Harnham, Laverstock, Old Sarum, Bemerton, Wilton, Netherhampton, Coombe Bissett, Downton and Alderbury, along with Shaftesbury and the surrounding area.
Do I need planning permission for a conservatory or extension in Salisbury?
A good number of single-storey rear extensions and conservatories need no application, because permitted development covers them within set limits on size and height. Salisbury is different in one respect: a large share of the city is listed or in a conservation area, and in those cases, or where an extension is big or close to the boundary, Wiltshire Council may have to grant permission. Kenny confirms where you stand before we order.
What is the difference between a conservatory and a modular extension?
The difference is mostly in the roof and walls. A traditional conservatory is largely glazed from top to bottom, while a Warmer Roof modular extension has a timber frame, insulated walls and a solid, insulated roof, which keeps it even in temperature all year and makes it feel like it was always part of the house. Kenny will explain both on his visit.
What guarantee do you give?
Frames and sealed glass units are guaranteed for 10 years, hardware for 2 years and our workmanship for 10 years, all backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro.
How much does a conservatory or extension cost?
Price comes down to how big it is, the style you choose, the type of roof and base, and which doors and windows go in. As each project is designed around your house, an accurate quote follows a survey, and both are free.
Book Your Free Conservatory Survey
For a free survey and quotation on conservatories and extensions in Salisbury, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
Read more about our conservatories, or see our bifold doors in Salisbury, French doors in Salisbury and windows in Salisbury pages. You can also see some of our recent work nearby, including an aluminium glazed extension in Stour Row, steel-look aluminium French doors in Salisbury and patio doors in Salisbury.
We also fit conservatories in nearby Tisbury, Shaftesbury and Wimborne.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.