Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing uPVC windows for your home or project offers a range of benefits that contribute to comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term savings. Below are some examples of questions our customers ask us about our uPVC windows range.
If you have more questions or need further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to help you make informed decisions about your window investments.
The best way to get a fast and accurate quote is to send us a message, including information on the product you need, measurements (preferable if you have them), and any photographs you have of the area or opening. We will then give you a call with a quote and a timeframe for the job.
Yes, we can supply and install the windows and doors for you. Start by contacting us and we can give you a quote for both supply and installation.
Of course. When asking for a quote, please specify that you want supply only.
Yes, we sure can. We specialise in creating custom made windows and doors to suit your space.
uPVC stands for unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, a durable and low-maintenance material used for window frames. Advantages include excellent thermal insulation, noise reduction, low maintenance, and resistance to weather and corrosion. They also contribute to energy efficiency and can increase property value.
uPVC windows offer several advantages over traditional wooden windows. They are more energy-efficient, require less maintenance, and are more durable. uPVC windows are also resistant to rot and pests, making them a long-lasting choice.
Yes, uPVC windows are considered environmentally friendly. They are recyclable, and their energy-efficient properties can help reduce overall energy consumption, leading to a smaller carbon footprint.
No, uPVC windows do not require painting or staining. They are manufactured in various colours and finishes, and the colour is integral to the material, so it won’t fade over time.
uPVC windows are excellent insulators, reducing heat transfer between the indoors and outdoors. This helps maintain consistent indoor temperatures, reducing the need for heating and cooling systems and ultimately lowering energy bills.
Yes, uPVC windows are effective at reducing outside noise. The multi-chambered profiles and double glazing offer superior sound insulation, creating quieter and more peaceful indoor environments.
uPVC windows can be reinforced with steel or aluminium and equipped with multi-point locking systems, making them highly secure against break-ins.
uPVC windows come in a variety of styles, colours, and finishes to match your architectural and design preferences. You can choose from a wide range of options to personalise your windows.
Yes, uPVC windows are less prone to condensation compared to single glazed windows. The double glazing and thermal insulation properties help reduce moisture-related issues.