Triple glazing
For those looking for the ultimate in energy efficiency, triple glazing is your answer. There are two main reasons to replace windows; to increase efficiency and improve aesthetic appeal. Triple glazing can solve both issues in one swoop.
Triple glazing can be combined with any frame material, including the popular options of uPVC, aluminium and wood.
However, if it’s energy efficiency at a cheaper price you’re looking for, consider uPVC as your frame material. Not only is it the cheapest product on the market whilst offering the best in energy efficiency, but it’s possible to have the material coloured to resemble the aesthetic appeal of wood.
Triple glazing benefits
With triple glazing there are a number of benefits homeowners can take advantage of to justify the installation. These would include:
Reduced energy bills
This is the most important feature of triple glazed windows – they’ll reduce home energy bills. With triple glazing units installed, heat is retained in the property because of three panes, each separated by an energy efficient spacer. As your home is warmer, they’ll be no reason to up the thermostat, reducing bills in the process.
Reduction in condensation
Condensation can have a damaging effect to both curtains and window frames, something triple glazing helps to eliminate. Condensation forms when warm air on the inside meets a cold surface, allowing the moisture to settle. With triple glazing the inner pane will remain warm, leaving the moisture nowhere to land.
Help the environment
In line with energy bill reductions, triple glazing will also help the environment by cutting carbon dioxide emissions. As your home is warmer you’ll need to produce less heat, which will cut the amount of carbon created. The less carbon in the atmosphere, the reduced effect global warming will have.
Triple glazing quotes
Triple glazing is one of the most effective ways to keep your home energy efficient and reduce heating bills.
To start taking advantage of what the technology has to offer and spend less money on home heating every year, complete our quick form and receive up to four FREE quotes from local, vetted and reputable glazing companies.
Yes! I want to compare local Triple glazing prices
1 Enter your city >> 2 Complete Details >> 3 Compare Prices
Triple glazing companies
Local Triple glazing Projects |
|
|---|---|
Reviews of triple glazing companies |
||
|---|---|---|
By Mr Edward C.SAFESTYLE UK LTD
Arrived as phone call very polite full expelation paper work well done contact HOME STYLE WINDOWS LTD
Very professional |
||
By Mr Keith D.SAFESTYLE UK LTD
Very good quick response. Salesman on time,polite and gave lots of info Surveyor very thorough and helpful with alternative suggestions due to on standard door size |
||
By Mrs Denise C.SAFESTYLE UK LTD
Excellent service . |
||
By Mrs Teresa J.SAFESTYLE UK LTD
Very patient as I’ve had to cancel twice |
||
Triple glazing activity in February 2019
Triple glazing Projects in the UK in February 2019
| January 2019 | December / January | ||
| South East | 840 | -9% |  |
| Greater London | 760 | 23% |  |
| North West | 510 | 4% | |
| South West | 441 | 19% | |
| Western Midlands | 411 | 11% | |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 360 | 20% | |
| Scotland | 356 | 3% | |
| East Of England | 300 | 3% | |
| East Midlands | 282 | -24% | |
| Wales | 229 | 83% | |
| Northern Ireland | 166 | 89% | |
| North East | 50 | 0% |  |
| United Kingdom | 4,705 | 8% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
Latest successful triple glazing projects in February
By Mrs Teresa J.
Good service and excellent use of technology
By Mr Peter C.
Can't find fault, first class
By Mr VIVIAN B.
Very quick to respond and very helpful, leading to one of the companies recommended doing the work
By Mr Walter H.
Useful
By Mr Saifee H.
was able to provide companies to quote without delay
About UK
Energy Performance of Houses
The below data displays the energy performance of properties 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 comes into play heavily when attempting to sell your home, as prospective buyers will see what amount they're likely to be paying for their home heating bills. Property improvements including insulation help you to significantly boost a home's EPC rating.