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Read MoreLast Updated: 2 September 2024
Adding an orangery to your home is a fantastic way to expand your living space while adding to the value and allure of your property. However, if you’re considering this investment, one of the first questions you might have is, “How much does a high-quality orangery cost?”
At Reddish Joinery, we do not cut corners when crafting the perfect bespoke orangeries for our customers. Ultimately, this means that costs could be high – typically around £3,200 per square metre, but they can rise to £4,000pm².
We understand this initial cost might seem high but our customers are always left gleaming over the finished product and with long-term benefits to recoup their money in the future.
We’ve put together this comprehensive guide to break down the different factors that affect the cost of a high-quality orangery and to help you understand why a bespoke orangery from Reddish Joinery is the best option for your home now and for the future.
Before diving into costs, it’s important to understand the differences between an orangery and alternatives such as a conservatory. While both add beautiful living spaces to your home, they each have unique characteristics. Orangeries typically use more brickwork than conservatories, giving them a more permanent, solid feel. They feature flat roofs with an atrium top, providing a perfect balance between natural light and insulation.
Orangeries are built to perform like an extension and are usually more bespoke meaning materials used to build them are higher in cost. They also offer better thermal efficiency, meaning they can be comfortably used year-round. In contrast, conservatories are mostly glass and can sometimes run the risk of feeling too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter.
At Reddish Joinery, we specialise in creating high-quality orangeries tailored to your specific requirements, and so, we are more efficient and organised than your average builder. Here are some of the key benefits of choosing us:
We work closely with our customers to design and build custom orangeries that reflect your personal style and needs.
Our orangeries are made with hardwood and uPVC frames, argon-filled sealed units, and low-e glass, ensuring excellent energy efficiency.
Thanks to the high thermal performance of our materials, your orangery will be a comfortable living space throughout the year.
Our self-clean sealed roof units use UV light to break down dirt, significantly reducing maintenance time.
Whether you need a new kitchen, dining room, lounge, indoor garden, games room, or study, an orangery can serve multiple purposes.
By going the extra mile with costs, your bespoke Reddish Joinery orangery could add significant value to your property value.
The cost of an orangery can vary widely depending on several factors. Here’s a breakdown of the key cost implications:
The size of the orangery is one of the most significant factors influencing the overall orangery cost. A small orangery might cost less, but it will also offer less additional living space. On average, the cost per square metre for an orangery ranges from £2,500 to £4,000.
The materials you choose will also impact the cost. For instance, uPVC orangeries are typically less expensive than timber orangeries, but timber offers cleaner aesthetics and durability. Custom design features, such as roof lanterns, full-height windows, and bespoke interior finishes, can also increase the price.
Labour costs can vary depending on the complexity of the project and the expertise of the installers. At Reddish Joinery, we have fully employed staff who pride themselves on delivering high-quality workmanship, ensuring your orangery is built to the highest standard.
You may need planning permission and will need to comply with building regulations when adding an orangery. These can add to the cost, but they are essential for ensuring your new structure is safe and legally compliant. Our team can help guide you through the planning permission and building regulations fees process.
Features such as roof vents, electrical installations, and custom finishes will also add to the overall cost of your orangery. However, these finishing touches can significantly improve the functionality and aesthetics of your new space, making it truly yours.
While the cost of an orangery can be higher than a conservatory, it is generally less than a full home extension. Conservatories might seem cheaper initially, but they often require additional heating or cooling costs due to their less efficient insulation. A home extension, on the other hand, involves more extensive building work and higher labour costs.
Reddish Joinery is a family-run company with a long history of delivering exceptional home improvements in the North West across Cheshire, Lancashire, and beyond. When you choose us, you benefit from:
Investing in a high-quality orangery is a big decision, but the benefits are substantial. With Reddish Joinery, you can trust that your new orangery will be a valuable addition to your home, providing extra living space, boosting your property’s value, and offering a beautiful, comfortable environment year-round. If you’re ready to take the next step, contact our friendly team today to discuss your project and request a quote.
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