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2026 prices

What a glass veranda costs

Guide prices for aluminium and glass verandas in two common sizes, and the extras that sit on top.

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Supplied and fitted, an aluminium and glass veranda measuring 4m × 3m usually comes to £9,000–£14,000. A wider 6m × 3m veranda is usually £15,000–£22,000. Side screens, lighting and heaters are priced on top of those figures. The range within each size reflects the roof choice, frame finish and how the veranda fixes to your house. These are guide prices; we give a fixed price in writing after the site visit.

4m × 3m, fitted
£9,000–£14,000
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Supply, fitting and clearing up
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5 years, in writing

Updated October 2026. Guide prices, not a quote. Your fixed price comes in writing after the site visit.

Prices

Aluminium and glass veranda guide prices, supplied and fitted

SizeRoof areaGuide price
4m × 3m12m² (4 × 3)£9,000–£14,000
6m × 3m18m² (6 × 3)£15,000–£22,000
Side screens-Priced on top
Lighting and heaters-Priced on top
What a glass veranda costs

What is included in the price

The guide prices cover a powder-coated aluminium frame, the clear roof panels, a built-in gutter and downpipe, and fixing to the house with a wall plate and flashing so the join stays watertight.

Side screens, LED lighting and heaters are added to suit how you want to use the space, and each is shown separately on the quote. If the ground where the posts stand is not sound, we allow for footings.

What a glass veranda costs

What makes it cost more or less

  • Width and projection from the house.
  • Glass or polycarbonate roof panels.
  • The wall it fixes to: brick, stone or render each need different fixing and flashing.
  • Side screens or glass sides to close it in.
  • Lighting and heaters.
  • What the posts stand on, and whether new footings or a patio are needed.
  • Where the downpipe water goes.
What a glass veranda costs

Veranda costs in Rutland, Stamford and the nearby towns

Two things move veranda prices locally: the house wall and the planning position. Older homes in Oakham, Uppingham and Ketton are often ironstone or limestone, where the wall plate and flashing need more care than on modern brick. A veranda on a listed house needs consent, and Stamford alone has hundreds of listed buildings. Ground counts too: on Oakham and Market Harborough clay, post footings and the downpipe's water route need designing, while Corby and Kettering new-build gardens can be compacted subsoil that needs digging out for firm footings.

What a glass veranda costs

What to check in any quote

  • The exact size and whether the roof is glass or polycarbonate.
  • How it fixes to the house and how the join is flashed.
  • Where the gutter and downpipe discharge.
  • Whether planning has been checked against the rear extension limits.
  • Which extras are included and which are priced on top.
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Questions

Things people ask us

What is the cheapest way to get a veranda?
Go for the size you need rather than the widest the wall allows, and leave the sides open. A 4m × 3m veranda typically costs £9,000–£14,000 against £15,000–£22,000 for 6m × 3m. Polycarbonate roof panels cost less than glass, and screens or heaters can be added later.
Is a veranda worth it compared with a conservatory?
They suit different needs. An open-sided veranda keeps you dry outside without darkening the kitchen, and open-sided verandas under 30m² are usually exempt from building regulations. It is a covered outdoor space rather than an extra room, so it costs less and is simpler to approve.
What does a veranda cost to look after?
Very little. The aluminium frame does not rot or need painting. Wash the roof panels and frame now and then, and keep the gutter and downpipe clear of leaves. Running costs only come in if you add lighting or heaters.
What are the payment terms for a veranda?
Any deposit and the payment stages are set out in the written quote before you decide. You pay nothing until you have accepted it, and the bank details are sent with the invoice at that point.
How long is a veranda price valid?
The quote gives a date its price holds until. Aluminium and glass prices move, so if you accept after that date we recheck the figures before ordering anything. The guide ranges on this page are there to help you budget, not a fixed offer.
What is included in the price of a glass veranda?
The guide prices of £9,000–£14,000 for 4m × 3m and £15,000–£22,000 for 6m × 3m cover a powder-coated aluminium frame, clear roof panels, a built-in gutter and downpipe, and fixing to the house with a wall plate and flashing. Side screens, LED lighting and heaters are priced on top and shown as separate lines. If the ground where the posts stand is not sound, footings are allowed for on the quote.
Does a glass veranda add value to a house?
It can make a house more attractive to buyers, but it is not a guaranteed return like a properly built extension. A neat aluminium and glass veranda adds covered outdoor space that gets used most of the year without darkening the house behind it, which buyers tend to like. It is worth most where it is well fixed, the roof water is properly drained and it matches the house, so it looks built in rather than bolted on.

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