Anyone know roughly how much it would cost to knock down a conservatory?
I'm considering buying a house but the conservatory is taking up most of the back garden. I have no desire for a conservatory and would really like some garden space.
You can put an ad in the papers and say you've a conservatory for free. Depending on its condition someone might be willing to take it away, or maybe some of it's components make individual windows.
No you don't need a builder you could tackle it yourself or get a handyman to help you and hire a skip. Glass tough has to be handled carefully.
Thanks a million, it looks to be in really good condition so I'm sure someone else would be glad to have it, I just didn't realise that they could be dismantled so easily. I'm delighted with this!
If the purchaser is a private individual, I doubt their insurance would cover such work. It'd more likely fall under your own public liability insurance unless the purchaser made specific arrangements. Something to discuss with your insurance provider perhaps.