The quickest way to reach us is the quote form, which asks 3 short questions and goes straight to a surveyor. You can also email hello@oakhavenconservatoryroofs.co.uk and a surveyor will call you back Monday to Friday from 8am to 7pm and Saturday from 9am to 4pm. We reply to every message within one working day.
How to reach us
- Quote form: the best way to start is the quote form. It gives you a guide price and lets you book a free survey.
- Email: hello@oakhavenconservatoryroofs.co.uk for anything else, including questions about a quote or a roof we have fitted.
Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 8am to 7pm
- Saturday: 9am to 4pm
- Sunday and bank holidays: closed, but the quote form and email are always open
What to have ready
A few details help us give you a useful answer on the first reply:
- a rough size of the conservatory, even just the length and width of the floor in metres
- two or three photos of the roof, one from the garden and one from inside
- your postcode, so we can check which of our teams covers you
If you are not sure what style your conservatory is, the photos tell us. The how it works page explains what happens after you get in touch.
Complaints
If something has gone wrong, we want to hear about it and put it right. Our complaints process explains how to raise it and what we will do.
Questions people ask
What is the fastest way to get a price?
Use the quote form. It asks 3 short questions, shows a guide price straight away and lets you book a free survey for a fixed written quote.
Can I send photos of my roof?
Yes. Email them to hello@oakhavenconservatoryroofs.co.uk with your postcode. One from the garden and one from inside is usually enough for a surveyor to tell you what is involved.
Do you offer Saturday surveys?
Yes. We book surveys on Saturdays as well as weekdays, at a time that suits you.
I have a problem with a roof you fitted. Who do I contact?
Email us with your address and the date the roof was fitted, plus a few photos of the problem. The guarantees page explains how claims work.
