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Energy-Efficient Double Glazed Windows
Installing double glazed windows in your home is one of the best ways of keeping your property warm, quiet, and safe. We have a wide range of bespoke double glazed windows available to suit your needs and desired aesthetics. From UPVC double glazed windows to timber, and even double glazed sash windows, we can upgrade your home without the need to compromise on style.
About Our Energy-Saving Double Glazed Windows
Our double-glazed windows are manufactured to the highest A++ energy efficiency standard, meaning they are designed with the latest energy-saving glazing technology which ensures your home is kept warm through the coldest of winters.
Choosing double glazing is the best way to save money on your energy bills. Contact our team for your free no-obligation quote.
Why Choose Double Glazed Windows?
Although many homeowners opt for the more affordable single-glazed option for their windows and doors, they are simply not the best option for every home. From reducing stress to keeping your home warm in the winter, there are a number of reasons why double glazing is certainly worth the investment.
Reduce Your Energy Bills
Double-glazed windows are extremely effective at keeping the heat in – meaning you’ll be paying less for heating in the winter due to their energy-efficient nature. Our double glazed windows come with A++ energy efficiency rated as standard, helping you save money in the long term.
Make Your Home Safe and Secure
Our range of double-glazed windows comes with accredited security features, such as high-quality locks and key locking handles which help to create additional security from intruders.
Create a Warmer Home
With a combination of two Low E glass panes and inert gas, heat from your radiators and the sun can be easily reflected back into your home whilst preventing heat loss.
Bespoke for Your Needs
With our fantastic range of double glazed windows, you don’t have to sacrifice aesthetics for warmth. Available in a range of styles, aluminium, UPVC, timber, and sash, you can add the finishing touches with a wide range of colours, finishes, and window furniture.
Reduce Condensation
Because double glazed windows feature treated glass and an air-tight seal between each pane, they are superb at reducing your chances of having unsightly and inconvenient condensation form in your home.
Reduce Disruptive Noise
Double glazing can reduce outside noise by up to 60% compared to single glazing. From voices, animals, vehicles, and other sources, significant noise pollution within your home can contribute to stress, sleep and cognitive problems, and cardiovascular disease.
Double-glazed windows reduce noise by absorbing more sound energy due to the gap between the glass panes – reducing the effects of incoming sound waves from outside.
Our Double-Glazed Windows
We offer a stunning range of double-glazed windows which are installed by glazing professionals with over 40 years of experience in their field.
These windows can be ordered and manufactured to the specifications you have outlined, so you know that you’ll receive everything you want, to your exact standards.
How Much are Double Glazed Windows?
Our double-glazed window experts will be more than happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation quote for your home’s double-glazed windows.
The exact cost of your new bespoke windows will be dependent on a number of factors, such as style, size, and materials. Our products are made to measure and customised to your taste, so this is why it is difficult to provide an exact price for your requirements.
Please get in touch for the most accurate representation of how your double-glazed windows will cost.
Energy-Efficient Double Glazed Windows Which Last a Lifetime
The ideal way of keeping your home warm on cold winter days, our range of A++ rated energy efficient windows not only help you to save money on your energy bills, but the number of benefits they offer means that they are a fantastic addition to any home.
Get in touch with our team for a free no-obligation quote.
Areas We Cover
We are passionate about providing the best service we can, to as many customers as we can. This is why we are more than happy to supply and install uPVC windows across several counties:
- Arundel
- Battle
- Bexhill
- Bognor Regis
- Brighton
- Burgess Hill
- Chichester
- Crowborough
- Eastbourne
- East Grinstead
- Hailsham
- Hastings
- Hampshire
- Horley
- Horsham
- Kent
- Lewes
- Peacehaven
- Pevensey
- Seaford
- Shoreham
- Surrey
- Sussex
- Uckfield
- Worthing
We have had the pleasure of serving hundreds of satisfied customers in each of these areas, and are ready and waiting to make a return visit if you need us. If you are based in one of these counties and you have been looking for new uPVC windows, contact us today and we will prepare your order for a fast delivery and installation.
FAQs
Double-glazed windows comprise two panes of glass which have been separated with a spacer bar. In this gap, you will find inert gas which provides an excellent insulation barrier against external noise, and heat lost.
There is no reason why your new double-glazed windows can’t last for the lifetime of your property if they are well-maintained. Not all windows are created equally, as timber windows will require some maintenance to the paintwork to ensure they last as long as possible, and others may use poor quality seals which can perish within 10 years. Compared to double-glazing, single-glazed windows do not have any gas between the panes. This limits their energy efficiency and how well they keep warmth in a room.
Condensation is caused by temperature differences between the inside of your home and the outside of the window. The colder side will attract any available moisture in the atmosphere, and this can appear on both sides of your window. Installing brand-new double-glazed windows should solve the problem by reducing the exterior and interior temperature difference on the glass. The risk can be reduced even further by increasing air circulation in your home with a vent.
On average, each window can take anything from one hour to three hours to install. The time it takes to install each window will change depending on the size, the type, and the material.
