Conserv-A-Tech

At Conserv-A-Tech, we specialise in the supply, installation, and construction of conservatories, orangeries, and extensions. We also provide garden buildings, conservatory roofs & refurbishment, and quality doors & windows. Our dedicated and highly skilled workforce adheres to our company ethos of ensuring total customer satisfaction. We provide affordable installations without the need for external contractors, covering everything from internal decor to external landscaping if required. As your local double glazing specialist, we excel in energy-rated glazing, composite doors, and bi-folding doors.

Owned and managed by Eric Knappett, Conserv-A-Tech benefits from his extensive experience in the conservatory construction industry. Eric firmly believes that our success hinges on prioritising customer satisfaction. From the outset, he pledged to prioritise customers by delivering professionalism, excellence in service, products, and installations, all while offering real value for money. Our ethos revolves around superior workmanship, honest advice, and ensuring customer contentment.

By collaborating closely with top-tier double glazing profiles, you’re making a lasting investment in products known for their longevity and high performance over the years. Our range encompasses roof systems, windows, doors, conservatories, and decorative elements, all designed to excel. As certified installers endorsed by Which? Trusted Trader, we exclusively offer and install outstanding Ultraframe products. Additionally, our FENSA certification offers you the reassurance necessary for any new home improvement endeavour.

Please do not hesitate to get in contact with us for further information on any of our services – we would love to hear from you! Alternatively you can visit our social media pages to hear about our latest projects, news and deals.

We are able to cover: Stevenage, Biggleswade, Letchworth, St Albans, Weston, Cheshunt, Broxbourne, Hoddesdon, Welwyn Garden City, Cambridge, Radlett and the surrounding areas.