Yes. Although it may not be as much as a conservatory, a high quality and well constructed orangery can add some value to a property. Perfect, if a homeowner wishes to sell on their property in the future.

Due to how customisable our orangeries are, we can’t provide a standard fee, however, if you’re curious you can always call us to find out more. Alternatively, get a quote online to get started on the installation process.

Generally speaking, orangeries are warmer than conservatories, this is mainly due to thick brick structure and large glass windows, however, the latter can still offer exceptional warmth and thermal insulation during the colder months too!

Introduced to this country in the 17th century, orangeries were originally used to house exotic plants and fruits. Nowadays they are so versatile that they have multiple uses, i.e., dining room, living rooms, kitchen extensions.

This is one of the most common questions, as although they may look the same, they’re actually constructed very differently.

Orangeries tend to have a brick based structure with large windows and a flat roof with a glass lantern.

Conservatories tend to have many factors such as fully glazed structure with a low brick base, where the roof and walls are a higher percentage of glass. They also need to have a standalone heating source that is separate from the main house.

Extensions are usually attached to the main house without separation. They’re constructed using either brick or stone structure and are typically rectangular in shape.