Orangeries in Farnham and Surrey

An orangery gives you the light of a conservatory in a room you can use all year. Solid brick piers and an insulated roof with a glazed lantern keep it warmer in winter and cooler in summer than a glass conservatory.

Drawing 03Orangery
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Company
Summit South Ltd
Company no.
16360502
Office
Office 1, Clockhouse, Dogflud Way, Farnham GU9 7UD
Sheet
03 · Orangeries

What's included

We tie the orangery into your house, so the floor and finishes run straight through.

Schedule of workOrangeries
  • Brick or rendered piers matched to your house
  • Glazed roof lantern
  • Insulated floor and roof
  • Bi-fold, sliding or French doors
  • Underfloor heating
  • Building Control sign-off

Before and after: a recent orangery

Real photos from one of our jobs. Drag the line to compare.

Before: the back of the house, with a red tile-hung dormer, painted brick walls and white windows After: the same house with timber-clad dormers, white render, dark windows and an oak-framed orangery

Job 01

Dormers and an oak orangery

We re-clad the dormers in timber, rendered the walls and fitted new windows, then built an oak-framed orangery with a roof lantern at the back of the house.

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How we work

From the first visit to the final handover, you deal with one team, and we're there on site.

  1. Site visit and quote

    We come and look at the house, talk through what you want, and give you a free written quote.

  2. Drawings

    Your architect and engineer draw up the plans. We build to their drawings and work with them through the job.

  3. Planning and Building Control

    Once you've arranged the planning, we take the reins and book the Building Control inspections as the project progresses.

  4. The build

    Our dedicated team is on site, and you have one person to call. We keep you updated as each stage is done.

  5. Handover

    We finish, clear up, walk round the job with you, and make sure you get the Building Control completion certificate. You'll need it when you sell.

Questions about orangeries

What's the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?

A conservatory is mostly glass. An orangery has solid walls or piers and an insulated roof with a lantern, so it holds its temperature far better and feels like part of the house.

Do orangeries need planning permission?

Often not, under permitted development, but it depends on the size and position. You arrange any planning that's needed, usually through your architect, before we start.

Can you replace my old conservatory?

Yes. We take the old conservatory down and build an orangery in its place, tied into your house. Unlike most conservatories, an orangery usually needs Building Regulations approval, and we book the inspections as the job goes.

Tell us about your project

A rough idea is plenty. Barry reads every enquiry and replies within one working day.

Office
Office 1, Clockhouse, Dogflud Way, Farnham GU9 7UD
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