A Solid, Warm, Beautiful Conservatory Roof. Expertly Fitted by Evergreen

Tired of a conservatory that's freezing in winter and a greenhouse by July? The Aura tiled roof system turns your draughty glass box into a proper room you'll actually use - and our own in-house team handles every part of fitting it.

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What Is the Aura Roof System?

A Lightweight Timber Roof, Built for British Homes

The Aura Roof System is a timber-framed, fully insulated tiled roof designed to replace the polycarbonate or glass roof on your existing conservatory. It sits on top of your current frame, so there’s no need to tear the whole conservatory down, just the roof comes off, and a new one goes on in a matter of days.

We chose Aura after looking at every system on the market. It’s manufactured in a 10,000 sq ft facility in Worksop using FSC-certified British timber, it’s Building Regulations approved, and the thermal performance is genuinely a class above the aluminium-framed alternatives most of our competitors fit.

In short: it’s the roof system we’d put on our own conservatories. Which is why it’s the only one we install.

Why Timber, Not Aluminium

Why We Build Roofs in Timber

Timber has been holding roofs up in this country for the best part of a thousand years. Westminster Hall, built in the 14th century, is still standing on its original oak roof – proof that when timber’s done properly, it lasts.

But the real reason we use it isn’t tradition. It’s physics.
Aluminium — the material most replacement roof systems are built around — conducts heat at 205 W/m²K. Timber conducts heat at 0.16 W/m²K. That’s over a thousand times less.

In plain English: an aluminium-framed roof needs to be smothered in insulation to perform well, because the metal frame itself acts as a thermal motorway, pulling warmth straight out of your room. A timber-framed roof starts the job already insulated, before a single insulation panel goes in.

The result is a roof that holds its temperature evenly, doesn’t develop cold spots around the joists, and feels comfortable to sit under in February or August.

The Specifications

Built to a Spec That Outperforms Your Walls

C24-grade structural timber

The strongest grade in everyday UK construction use

FSC-certified

Sustainably sourced and fully traceable from forest to roof

U-values from 0.15 W/m²K

With an enhanced spec available down to 0.12 W/m²K

Better insulated than a typical house wall

Your conservatory roof will outperform your living-room wall

Building Regulations approved

Designed to pass inspection first time

Lightweight

Sits comfortably on your existing conservatory frame without structural reinforcement

The options

Choose a Tile That Suits Your Home

Your new roof should look like it belongs on your house, not like a kit was bolted to it. The Aura system gives you two tile finishes to choose from, both lightweight, both weatherproof, both with manufacturer-backed warranties. We bring physical samples to your home visit, so you can hold them up against your existing roof tiles and brickwork before you commit.

Liteslate

The slate-look option. Made by Britmet, a British roofing manufacturer with decades of trade behind it, Liteslate is produced from 94% recycled polymers and finished with authentic riven edges. At street level it’s all but indistinguishable from natural slate, but it weighs a fraction of the real thing, which is what makes it suitable for a conservatory roof in the first place.

Available colours: Slate · Ash · Oak · Sunshine · Sunset · Amethyst · Charcoal

Shingle

The wider colour range, with a tile profile that sits well on both traditional and modern properties. The shingle finish gives a bit more visual texture than slate, and it’s our most popular choice for homeowners who want their new roof to add character rather than just blend in.

Available colours: Raven · Titanium Grey · Rustic Terracotta · Bramble Brown · Rustic Brown · Tartan Green · Rustic Red

Conservatory Shapes We Cover

Whatever Shape You've Got, We Can Roof It

Edwardian (sometimes called Georgian)

A clean square or rectangular footprint. The most space-efficient layout, and one of the easiest to convert.

Gable

A high, pitched frontage, usually aligned with the line of the house. Gives you the most dramatic internal ceiling height.

Victorian

Three or five faceted sides. The most popular conservatory shape in the UK — and one we install on most weeks.

Lean-To (also called a sunroom)

A single sloping pitch. Clean, contemporary lines and a simpler construction.

Hipped Lean-To

A lean-to with hipped slopes added to the sides. Softens the look while keeping the simplicity.

Combination

A shape unique to your home, combining any of the above. Bespoke-designed and manufactured to fit.

Roof Windows & Glazed Panels​

A tiled roof isn't a roof without daylight, and Aura gives you three ways to bring it in. We'll talk through the trade-offs on your home visit, including which way your conservatory faces and where the light will actually land at different times of day.

Velux Style Roof Window

Available with three operating modes: manual, electric, or solar-powered (so no extra wiring required). Sleek styling, smooth operation, and the reliability Velux has built its reputation on for forty years.

Aura View Glazed Panels

Full-length glass panels set directly into the roof structure. If you want a room that feels bright and open without filling the walls with windows, this is the way to do it. Particularly striking on Edwardian and Lean-To shapes, where the long unbroken roof slope gives the panel room to breathe.

Why Have Evergreen Fit It

A great roof system fitted badly is still a bad roof. Aura is a fabricator, they make the product. We’re the people who actually fit it in your home. Here’s how we work:

Fixed price | 10-year guarantee

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