Conservatory Cat Flap Installation
Give your cat easy access to the garden through your conservatory. We fit cat flaps in conservatory UPvc doors, glass doors and side panels with a professional, weathertight finish.
Conservatory Cat Flap Options
Conservatories typically feature UPvc or glass doors — and we install cat flaps in both. Many conservatories also have glass side panels that can be fitted with a cat flap, giving your cat a route to the garden without going through the main door.
- UPvc conservatory doors — direct cut installation
- Glass conservatory doors — new toughened panel fitted
- Glass side panels — cat flap aperture pre-cut
- All major brands: SureFlap, PetSafe, Pet-Tek, Closer Pets
- Weatherproof seal on every installation
- Microchip cat flaps to keep strays out
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Emergency Cat Flap Repair — What to Do When Yours Breaks
A broken cat flap is a genuine emergency — draughts, rain ingress, security worry, and a distressed cat. Most failures fall into six categories, and four of them have a same-day temporary fix. Here's how to diagnose the problem, seal the flap tonight, and get a permanent repair booked without paying emergency rates.
How-To GuidesHow to Install a Pet Door in a Glass Door (UK Step-by-Step Guide)
Installing a pet door in a glass door is not a DIY job — toughened glass can't be cut on-site. Here's exactly how professional UK installers do it, what you'll pay, and how long it takes.
TroubleshootingCat Flap Stuck Open? 6 Causes and Quick Fixes
A cat flap stuck open is more than annoying — it lets in cold draughts, leaves and uninvited animals. Here's why it happens and the quick fixes that work.
How-To GuidesHow to Draught-Proof a Cat Flap: Stop Cold Air Coming In
A draughty cat flap is almost always one of four things: a weak or dirty magnet, a perished brush seal, no draught excluder fitted, or an original aperture cut oversized. The first three cost £5–£20 to fix. Only the fourth needs a professional refit. Dual-flap and thermally sealed models cut heat loss further if you're replacing anyway.
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Send us a photo of your conservatory door and we'll give you a fixed-price quote.