As the weather turns colder, wetter and windier, small problems with windows and doors can quickly become much more noticeable. A stiff hinge, loose handle, draughty sash or tired locking mechanism...
Autumn is the ideal time to check that your double-glazed windows are ready for colder, wetter and windier weather. A window that is difficult to close, has a failed hinge, lets in a draught or has misted glass may not...
Replacing older windows with modern double-glazed uPVC or thermally efficient aluminium windows can make a noticeable difference to how well your home retains heat. That can reduce draughts, improve comfort and,...
Hot weather is great for enjoying the garden, opening up the home and making the most of natural light. But when temperatures rise, you may notice your uPVC or aluminium doors and windows behaving slightly differently....
Your front door is one of the first things people notice about your home. If it looks old, tired, draughty or insecure, it can affect the whole appearance and feel of your property. The good news is that replacing it...
Old windows don’t always need replacing straight away. In many homes, the frames are still sound — but years of use, weather and settling can cause draughts, stiff handles, foggy glass or rattling panes. The good news...
If you are selling your home, organising paperwork or checking an older window or door installation, you may be asked for a FENSA certificate. It can feel worrying if you cannot find one, but a missing certificate does...
If you’ve noticed cloudy patches or mist that you can’t wipe away, you’re not imagining it — it’s one of the most common questions we’re asked about older double glazing. Homeowners often wonder if it’s just...
The ‘name and shame’ article about England’s worst performing areas for domestic energy efficiency on the Glass & Glazing Products Magazine website in February made interesting reading.
