Double glazing
uPVC double glazed windows supply & fit
If you want to see a huge reduction in your annual energy bills, whilst being environmentally friendly, replacement double glazing is often the way to go. And with uPVC windows you have a material that surpasses aluminium and hardwood, with a number of quality benefits.
uPVC double glazing is the most popular window replacement in the UK and is even recommended by most window installers because of its advantages.
But what is double glazing?
Double glazing is an efficient window unit that will replace your old, inefficient single paned windows. It’ll last for more than 15 years, cutting your energy bills year-in year-out by retaining heat in your home.
It works by having two panes of glass separated by an energy efficient spacer, which doesn’t allow heat to pass through. This spacer is normally Argon and fills a gap between 20mm and 28mm.
Benefits of uPVC double glazing
uPVC windows are the most popular replacement units in the UK and thousands of installations are completed every year. With double glazed windows:
Reduce your heating bills by as much as £300 a year, with superb energy efficiency locking heat in your home. This means you don’t need to turn up the temperature on your boiler to keep warm.
Your property instantly becomes more secure and research actually suggests break-ins are prevented as burglars avoid double glazed properties. Double glazing helps put your mind at rest and ensures greater safety.
Cut your home’s carbon dioxide emissions, lowering your footprint on the planet. Carbon is one of the key gases responsible for environmental problems such as global warming.
And an added benefit with double glazing is that noise pollution is limited, with sound waves unable to pass through that efficient Argon spacer.
Why choose uPVC windows?
There are a number of reasons uPVC is the most popular frame material in the double glazing industry for both homeowners and companies. Firstly, it’s far cheaper than hardwood or aluminium. So for those on a budget it’s a life saver.
And even with the cheap price, uPVC doesn’t skimp on its quality. It’s an extremely efficient material, reducing your energy bills and is also extremely durable and resistant to weather conditions.
It won’t rot or bow like wooden frames and it also can be coloured to match traditional homes. During production it’s created with stabilisers and additives to protect it from the sun’s natural UV rays too.
uPVC double glazing quotes
If you’re interested in uPVC windows it’s best to receive a number of quotes to compare prices and ensure you get the best deal for your money.
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By Mr John E.Safestyle Uk Ltd
The company was miles out of area and not interested in the job I'd described in considerable detail. A complete waste of everyone's time |
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By - Sidney G.1ST HOMES LTD
No meeting yet Safestyle Uk Ltd
No meeting yet CRYSTAL WINDOWS AND DOORS LTD
Good appointment the agent Keith clearly knows what he's talking about. As we are going on holiday I did say to everyone appointment on returning but Crystal still made an appointment for the day before we went away. The price given would mean I will not consider them, this is the only reason as I said the agent was good and so was the product but the price!!!!!!!!!! |
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By Mr Michael I.Trusted Windows Ltd
Andrew talked us through the options involved and everything was easy to understand. I explained that he was my first quote and that I wanted to receive others before committing. That was no problem for him and he didn't stay any longer than needed. Very professional. |
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Double glazing activity in February 2020
Double glazing Projects in the UK in February 2020
| January 2020 | December / January | ||
| Greater London | 4,550 | 0% |  |
| South East | 3,530 | -3% |  |
| North West | 1,630 | -9% | |
| Scotland | 1,515 | -10% | |
| South West | 1,431 | 1% |  |
| Western Midlands | 1,425 | -14% | |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 1,280 | 2% | |
| East Of England | 1,200 | 18% | |
| East Midlands | 1,038 | -11% | |
| Wales | 677 | -13% | |
| Northern Ireland | 291 | 0% | |
| North East | 90 | -25% | |
| United Kingdom | 18,657 | -4% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
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Energy Performance of Houses
The below information indicates the energy performance of houses in Uk. Energy ratings range from A to G, with A being the most energy-efficient and G being the very least efficient. The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating factors heavily when attempting to sell your property, as prospective buyers will see how much they're most likely to be paying for their heating expenses. House improvements such as insulation help you to drastically improve a home's EPC rating.