Edwardian conservatory on cast iron legs
A complex build of an Edwardian conservatory on cast iron legs, which was designed and installed without a hitch, resulting in a fabulous-looking conservatory at a great price.
About from company website
Renaissance Conservatories is a family-run business based in Devon, specialising in high-quality conservatories, orangeries, windows, and doors. With many years of experience, they offer a comprehensive range of home improvement solutions, including replacement conservatory roofs, uPVC, and aluminium products. They pride themselves on providing honest advice, bespoke designs using in-house CAD, and ensuring all work complies with building regulations and planning permission, working closely with local authorities.
As a Guardian approved installer and a proud member of the Consumer Protection Association (CPA), Renaissance Conservatories is committed to delivering excellent workmanship and customer service. They offer an Insurance Backed Guarantee (IBG) for up to 10 years, providing peace of mind to homeowners. Their director, Ben, personally visits clients to discuss their needs, followed by a surveyor and a professional installation team, ensuring a smooth process from start to finish.
The company serves homeowners across South Devon, including areas like Newton Abbot, Exeter, Torbay, Paignton, South Hams, and Teignmouth. They cater to various property styles, from listed buildings to contemporary structures, enhancing both the efficiency and kerb appeal of homes. Their customer testimonials highlight their professionalism, efficiency, and the high quality of their work, with many customers expressing extreme satisfaction with the transformations achieved.
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Project experience from company website
Replacement conservatory roof
Replaced an old polycarbonate conservatory roof with a well-insulated tiled roof, making the room warm, cosy, and usable year-round.
New conservatory roof
A solid, super insulated conservatory roof that converted a leaky, old conservatory into a proper, usable room, suitable for use all year round.
New PVC conservatory with solid roof and velux windows
Replaced an old timber-framed conservatory with a new PVC one, incorporating a solid roof with velux windows. The work was well project managed and delivered in a timely manner, resulting in a year-round, fully usable family space.
Accreditations from company website
- Guardian approved installer
- Consumer Protection Association (CPA)
- CPA 5-year achievement award
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What does Renaissance Conservatories do?
Renaissance Conservatories transforms homes with high-quality conservatories, orangeries, and double glazing. Guardian approved installers in Devon. Their listed services include Extensions, Windows & doors, Roofing, Glazing and Design & build.
Where is Renaissance Conservatories based?
Renaissance Conservatories is registered at Century House, 100 Queen Street, Newton Abbot, TQ12 2EU, in South West.
What areas does Renaissance Conservatories cover?
Renaissance Conservatories states that it works across Devon, South Hams, Torbay, Newton Abbot, Exeter and Paignton.
How many people work at Renaissance Conservatories?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 2 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.
What is Renaissance Conservatories's turnover?
Renaissance Conservatories does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £130k and £340k. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is Renaissance Conservatories still trading?
Companies House lists Renaissance Conservatories as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-08-31.
What accreditations does Renaissance Conservatories hold?
Renaissance Conservatories displays Guardian approved installer, Consumer Protection Association (CPA) and CPA 5-year achievement award on its website.
What sectors does Renaissance Conservatories work in?
Renaissance Conservatories works in Residential.
When was Renaissance Conservatories established?
Renaissance Conservatories was incorporated on 2013-05-23.