Windows
uPVC windows and double glazing can dramatically enhance the warmth and security of your property, whilst also creating a modern, visually appealing finish. Highly durable, uPVC is incredibly low-maintenance and many households benefit from its easy to preserve, wipe-clean surface.
Composite
& uPVC Doors
Robust, secure and energy efficient, composite doors lead the market in door technology. Composite doors make an ideal front or back door for any property. All our doors are fully customisable to suit your requirements, with all door styles offering a wide range of colours, glazing, and threshold designs.
Conservatories
Whether you want to enjoy your garden all year round or require more living space without the problems associated with moving house, a conservatory is an ideal and popular investment. A conservatory is one of the more significant improvements you can make to a house.
Soffits,
Fascias & Guttering
Leaking or broken guttering, rotten soffits or fascias can cause damp to your property, and can also result in water laying on paths and drives causing slip hazards. Replacing these items with high quality uPVC products will give you peace of mind and a maintenance free solution.
Quite simply double glazing refers to the use of two panes of glass in a window, the space between two panes is filled with gas which acts as a insulator, in our case that gas is Argon. The reason so many people choose double glazed windows is that it can make a huge difference to their home in terms of reducing heat loss and energy bills whilst it also reduces noise interference.
Here is a simple explanation for you. It’s like an environmentally friendly jam sandwich! In A-rated double glazed windows, the ‘bread’ is two types of modern AGC energy efficient glass, designed to control the flow of heat through the window so that your home stays warmer. The ‘jam’ is a cushion of air in our windows a special inert gas (found naturally in our atmosphere) called Argon. “Inert” means that it is safe and non-reactive – that’s why Argon is known as the lazy gas. Argon really does nothing and that’s what makes it so great for double glazing . It drastically reduces the mobility of heat moving through it. This means that heat stays in your home for longer.
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Paul Hebron
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