Bespoke conservatories fitted across Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and the Fens. Edwardian, Victorian, lean-to and P-shape configurations with warm tiled, glass and roof-lantern Ultraframe systems — designed to match your house, built by our own team end-to-end, signed off with full Building Regs.
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About conservatories
Modern conservatories have moved on from the polycarbonate-roofed boxes of the 1990s. Self-cleaning solar-control glass, engineered Ultraframe roof systems, triple glazing and warm-roof construction mean a Custom Choice conservatory is a real room — comfortable year-round, indistinguishable in thermal performance from the rest of the house, and built to last 30+ years. Designed around your property, built by our own team, signed off with full Building Regs.
Looking for something more substantial? See our orangeries →
Free design visit before any quoting. We sketch options on the kitchen table, talk through Building Regs, and only quote once we know the brief.
Footings, brickwork, structural steels, roof, glazing, electrics, plastering. No subcontracted sub-trades — our team manages the full build end-to-end.
Ultraframe roof systems, with side glazing matched to the windows we install elsewhere on the house — Residence Collection, Cortizo, Origin. The extension reads as part of the home.
Planning advice if needed, Building Regs application, structural calcs, certificate of completion. You get the paperwork to match the build.
The styles
Square footprint, maximum floor area
A clean, square-fronted footprint with a pyramid-shaped glazed roof. Maximises usable floor space inside the conservatory for its overall size, which is why it remains the most-specified style in Peterborough. Suits Edwardian and contemporary properties equally well, and works on most rear elevations without obstructing existing window views.
Bay-fronted, period elegance
A characterful bay-fronted footprint — typically 3 or 5 facets — with a ridge-and-finial glazed roof. Adds an ornate period feel that suits Victorian and Edwardian houses, and brick-built barn conversions. The faceted front gives more natural light and a wider garden view than a square-fronted design of comparable size.
Clean lines, modern simplicity
A simple rectangular footprint with a single-pitch glazed roof leaning back to the existing wall. The cleanest, most contemporary profile of the four — fits comfortably under bungalow eaves, mid-terrace returns, and any property where a tall pyramid or ridge roof would obstruct first-floor windows. Often the right choice for modern new-builds.
Wraps a corner, two-zone room
Combines a lean-to and Victorian section to wrap a corner of the house. Lets you create two distinct zones inside — a wide seating area opening to the garden, and a narrower dining or working zone along the side return. Suits substantial rear gardens and corner properties, and reads as a more architecturally considered footprint than a straight Edwardian or Victorian.
Three Ultraframe roof systems
We are an approved Ultraframe installer — the UK's leading conservatory roof manufacturer, made in Clitheroe. The roof is the single biggest decision on a conservatory project. We'll talk you through the trade-offs at the design visit and recommend the right system for your orientation, view and budget.
Ultraframe's flagship lightweight tiled roof. Best thermal performance, zero solar gain, warm year-round comfort. The right choice when the conservatory is a real living room.
The original Ultraframe glazed conservatory roof, refined over four decades. Self-cleaning solar-control glass with argon-filled units. Maximum natural light, modern thermal performance, the bright traditional choice.
A solid warm tiled roof with a dramatic glazed lantern in the centre. Substantial year-round room with a focal architectural skylight overhead — the right specification for orangery-style projects.
10-Year Guarantee
Product + workmanship, insurance-backed
Made in Britain
Designed and built in the UK
Honest Quoting
No commission, no pressure, no surprises
FENSA Registered
Every install fully certified
Common questions
A typical Edwardian or Victorian conservatory runs £18,000–£35,000 depending on size, glazing and finishes. Lean-to designs start lower at £15,000–£25,000. P-shape conservatories and orangeries with brick pillars run £35,000–£60,000+. Every price includes design, structural calculations, footings through to plastering, glazing, electrics and Building Regs sign-off. Itemised written quote after a free design visit.
For most conservatories under permitted development rules — no. But conservation areas, listed buildings and larger extensions all need it. We’ll assess this at the free design visit. If you need permission, we work with local architects in Peterborough and Stamford and project-manage the application for you.
A conservatory is mostly glass — uPVC or aluminium frames on dwarf walls with a glazed roof. An orangery has more masonry — brick pillars, a flat perimeter roof and a glazed lantern in the centre. The orangery feels more like a proper room while still letting plenty of overhead light in. Orangeries typically cost 50–100% more. See our orangeries page for the full picture.
Not any more. Modern solar-control glass cuts down summer overheating, and a tiled or hybrid roof eliminates it. Triple glazing on the walls, insulated dwarf walls and warm-roof construction means modern conservatories hold temperature year-round — no different from the rest of the house.
A typical Edwardian or Victorian conservatory takes 4–6 weeks from groundworks to handover. Lean-to designs are a bit faster at 3–5 weeks. Orangeries and P-shape designs with substantial masonry take 6–10 weeks. We commit to dates in writing and handle every trade in-house.
Yes. We bring brick samples to the design visit and match against your existing walls — brick selection, mortar colour, render, roof tile — until you’re happy. Many of our jobs across the Peterborough conservation villages are indistinguishable from the original once they’ve weathered in.
Real installs, real reviews
From single-room conservatories to substantial orangery extensions, here's what homeowners across Peterborough and the Fens say about their new living space.
Required new composite front and back door. Visited my home and provided information of the product, very friendly and personable with a no pressure sales technique. Competitive quote provided and fitting date locked in. Fitter arrived first thing in the morning.
The process was very quick and straight forward. Love my door and it is very smooth to unlock. Great value and helpful staff.
We highly recommend Custom Choice Home Improvements. We recently had seven windows and one door replaced, and the entire experience was excellent from start to finish. From our initial contact, Tariq's communication was clear and consistent.
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