Richmond Bespoke Conservatories delivers orangeries in Richmond and the surrounding areas, combining considered orangery design with the structural precision that period and contemporary homes demand. Each project can feature solid hardwood or thermally broken aluminium frames, masonry piers in brick or render to match your elevation, and a signature roof lantern glazed with low-emissivity, solar-control units. As TrustMark certified specialists, we build every orangery to a standard you can rely on, with the workmanship and accountability that certification represents.
Our orangery services cover the full journey, from measured survey and planning guidance to foundations, damp-proofing, insulated flat roof upstands, underfloor heating and final finishing. Our craftspeople coordinate glazing bar profiles, lead flashings, drainage falls and floor threshold levels so that the new room sits seamlessly against your existing walls and stays comfortable through every season. If you want a light-filled space that looks as though it has always belonged to your home, contact us to arrange a design consultation.

Orangery construction and installation give homeowners a bright, glazed living space that blends the warmth of a traditional extension with the light of a conservatory, and it suits period cottages, Victorian terraces, and modern new-builds alike. Our team works with engineered hardwood or aluminium frames, thermally broken glazing units, masonry dwarf walls, and insulated foundations, coordinating structural calculations, building regulations sign-off, and precise on-site fitting to deliver an airtight, weatherproof finish.

Orangery extensions and conversions are ideal for families who need extra dining, kitchen, or lounge space without moving house, and for owners looking to transform a tired conservatory into a room usable all year round. Our experts at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories typically upgrade existing structures with solid insulated roof panels, low-emissivity glass, underfloor heating, and brick piers with rendered or matching masonry, ensuring the new space integrates cleanly with the original property's elevation, damp-proof course, and internal floor levels.

Orangery roof services address common frustrations such as glare, heat loss, condensation, and leaks, while creating the distinctive lantern-style centrepiece that defines an orangery's character. We install and replace roof lanterns, perimeter flat-roof sections, and fully insulated tiled systems using self-cleaning solar-control glass, EPDM or GRP membranes, lead-flashed upstands, and concealed guttering, all detailed to manage thermal performance, drainage falls, and long-term weather resistance.

Orangery repair and maintenance keeps your investment performing well by resolving issues such as failed double-glazed units, draughty seals, sticking doors, blown mastic, and weathered timber or paintwork before they turn into costly damage. Our technicians carry out glazing bead replacement, hinge and espagnolette lock adjustments, roof cleaning, gutter clearing, resealing with neutral-cure silicone, and microporous timber treatments, backed by scheduled inspections that protect frames, glass, and finishes across every season. With us, your orangeries are secure.
Our designers discuss how you plan to use the space, your preferred materials, and your budget. We assess the site, access, existing walls, and any practical constraints.
The designers at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories prepare a bespoke layout and specify elements such as timber or oak frames, brickwork, roof lanterns, doors, and glazing. We review how the proposed orangery relates to the house and garden.
The next step is to check whether planning permission or building regulations approval applies, and then arrange the relevant applications and technical drawings. Requirements depend on the property and the proposed work.
The team coordinates groundworks, foundations, structural work, frame installation, roofing, glazing, and connections to the existing building. Clear sequencing helps different trades complete their work safely.
The final step is to inspect the finished structure, address outstanding items, and explain the operation and care of doors, windows, and roof components. Our experts provide project documentation where applicable.
Richmond Bespoke Conservatories shapes each orangery around your property, from its proportions and brickwork to the glazing and roof lantern details. Every design is drawn to complement your home's character, so the finished room looks as though it was always part of the original build.
Richmond Bespoke Conservatories helps manage every key stage of your orangery, including design, planning considerations, structural calculations, manufacture, and installation. With one team guiding the process, you get clear communication and fewer surprises from the first survey to the final handover.
Richmond Bespoke Conservatories focuses on careful detailing and durable materials, including hardwood options for a traditional finish. As TrustMark-certified specialists, we build each orangery to a standard that stands up to British weather and the test of time.
Richmond Bespoke Conservatories considers light, insulation, and layout so your orangery stays comfortable in every season. Thoughtful glazing choices and well-planned interiors help create an extension that works for dining, relaxing, or family life all year round.
Orangeries costs in Richmond depend on the size, materials, and specifications. As a UK guide, a complete 16m² orangery averages around £32,500, while project estimates can vary considerably with design and site requirements.
The main cost factors include the frame material, roof style, glazing, foundations and groundworks. Extras such as heating, electrics, plastering, flooring and bi-fold doors also affect the price. For example, uPVC frames tend to cost less than hardwood, while complex bespoke layouts require more design and building work.
These figures are broad UK estimates, not Richmond-specific quotes. Our planners at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories recommend getting an on-site assessment, as access, ground conditions and the exact scope of work can change the final price.
Project Example | Estimated Cost Range | What Affects the Price |
|---|---|---|
Compact, standard orangery | £20,000–£35,000 | Size, frame material, basic roof, and finishes |
Mid-sized, fully installed orangery | £30,000–£55,000 | Glazing, roof lantern, groundwork, and internal finishes |
Large or bespoke orangery | £55,000–£100,000+ | Hardwood or premium materials, complex design, and optional features |
An orangery has more substantial walls and often features a flat perimeter roof with a central roof lantern. A conservatory uses more glass across its walls and roof, giving it a lighter, more glazed appearance.
There’s no exact price. It will depend on the orangery’s size, roof design, number of glazed frames, materials, and finishes. A bespoke quote should account for the foundations, structure, glazing, installation, and any interior work.
It depends on the design and specification. An orangery’s cost can approach that of a traditional extension when it needs extensive structural work, high-specification glazing, or premium finishes.
It depends on the property and the orangery’s size and position. Some projects qualify as permitted development, but you must check the relevant limits and local restrictions before work begins; building regulations may also apply.
For your design options, you can choose the size, layout, roof lantern, glazing, frame material, wall finish, and connection to the house. These include aluminium or timber frames, different window styles, and finishes that match the existing property.
A well-built orangery can last for decades, with its lifespan shaped by materials, installation quality, and maintenance. Regularly check seals, drainage, roof components, and frames to help keep the structure in good condition.
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