Recognised as one of the leading materials for ultra-robust window and door frames, uPVC combines a lightweight feel with long-lasting effects. Standing for Unplasticised Poly Vinyl Chloride, uPVC is championed for meeting the golden trio: low-maintenance, sturdy, and incredibly affordable.

While aluminium is regarded as a modern material, preferred for its sleek, slim appearance, there are a broad range of reasons why homeowners may opt for a more traditional material, such as uPVC. Offering the same level of energy efficiency and durability as aluminium, uPVC provides many of the same benefits, at a significantly lower price.

A lifetime! By following industry best practices, incorporating quality materials, and adhering to specialist installation techniques, we create windows that last. That said, if your uPVC windows were installed before 2000, they may require a replacement due to the difference in manufacturing methods at that time.

Yes, slightly. While a number of variables will impact the price, from size to style, coloured uPVC windows do come with a higher price tag than white windows of the same specification. That said, coloured uPVC is often viewed as a cost-effective alternative to timber, offering many of the benefits associated with premium materials – from noise reduction to durability – without the associated price.

Yes! Offering an insight into your window’s thermal efficiency, level of air leakage, and the amount of solar heat that makes its way into your home, you will be awarded a rank from A to G – ‘A’ being the best.

Ranked on two scales – Energy Efficiency (WER) and Thermal Efficiency (U value) – windows must be ranked at a ‘C’ or above to meet relevant regulations.

We are vetted by multiple external entities including FENSA and VEKA-IN who ensure we maintain our top class service. As a reputable company, we are registered with the FCA as IAR, registered with Companies House and fully VAT registered. There is not many double glazing companies that can match our high standards.