Conservatories in Hemel Hempstead and Herts
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Last reviewed: by R Gabriel Carpentry & Builders
R Gabriel Carpentry & Builders builds conservatories in Hemel Hempstead and across Hertfordshire, including the foundations, base, dwarf walls and the frame and glazing. Many conservatories are permitted development and exempt from Building Regulations if they meet set conditions. Call 01442 976 112 for a free, no-obligation quote.
At a glance
A conservatory is only as good as what it stands on. We handle the full build:

A conservatory is treated as a single-storey extension, so it is often permitted development: up to 3 metres deep on an attached house and 4 metres on a detached house, with a maximum height of 4 metres. Conservation areas and homes that have lost permitted development rights need an application to Dacorum Borough Council.
Our guide to planning permission for a house extension covers the limits.

A conservatory is usually exempt if it is at ground level, under 30 square metres in floor area, separated from the house by external-quality walls, doors or windows, has its own heating controls (or none), and its glazing and electrics comply with the relevant rules. Removing the wall or doors between the conservatory and the house means it must meet Building Regulations as an extension. See Approved Document L (conservation of fuel and power).
When you choose us for conservatories in Hemel Hempstead, one experienced team builds the whole structure:
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Guides to read first
Often not. A conservatory is treated as a single-storey extension, so it can be permitted development within the same limits, such as 3 metres deep on an attached house and 4 metres high.
Usually not, if it is at ground level, under 30 square metres, separated from the house by external-quality walls or doors, and its glazing and electrics comply.
You can, but the conservatory then has to meet Building Regulations as an extension, including insulation standards, so it is often better to build a proper extension.
That depends on the roof, glazing and heating. Tell us how you want to use the space and we'll explain the options, including a solid-roofed extension.
It depends on size, base and wall construction, frame material and glazing. We give a free, itemised written quote.
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