With a replacement conservatory roof from PCL, your conservatory can become a much loved room of your Frodsham home.
There is no better way to improve your conservatory than with a SupaLite roof, the leading replacement conservatory roof in Cheshire.
The SupaLite roof is tiled and designed to be lightweight enough to fit the existing structure of your conservatory. With this one simple home improvement, your conservatory will retain heat more efficiently and become the peaceful space it was always meant to be.
Replace your glass or polycarbonate roofing with a SupaLite roof and your conservatory will be useable all year round, throughout the seasons in Frodsham.
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The PCL SupaLite roof can offer you the following:
We can guarantee that the PCL SupaLite roof fulfils all building regulations and safety requirements in Frodsham and beyond. We were the first manufacturer of replacement conservatory roofs to gain approval in the UK.
Our 40,000 square foot factory in Manchester gives us the facility to test the structural integrity of all our roofs before installation. Since we manufacture the roofs we sell, you will not have to pay fees to any sales company, making PCL the logical choice.
If you’d like us to survey your conservatory for suitability before committing to anything, we would be happy to come out to Frodsham and meet you.
We can also assure you that every SupaLite roof comes with extended guarantees and indemnity insurance.
Contact us online or phone 0800 031 5444 to speak to a member of our team.
You can download our full brochure here for more information on Frodsham conservatory roof replacement and how it could benefit you (pdf. format)
With a population of under 9,000, Frodsham is a small market town in Cheshire that dates back to the 13th century. The town is an attractive settlement built in the vicinity of the River Weaver, 3 miles south of Runcorn. It overlooks the Mersey estuary.
Frodsham’s genteel appeal stems from a successful industrial past as an important port during the Middle Ages. Its location made it perfect for exporting salt to Liverpool and cheese was also known to have been traded. At that time, the town was an important borough belonging to the Earls of Chester.
A small ship building yard was established in the 18th Century, with canals later being built off the River Weaver, eventually connecting Frodsham to the Manchester Ship Canal.
Today Frodsham is a lively town with a number of shops and contemporary eateries and a market held each Thursday. Frodsham is part of the Weaver Valley Regional Park.
