Double Glazing

In some cases, double glazing may be enough to meet energy efficiency standards, especially if you have other energy-saving measures such as wall insulation. Double glazing can save you between £105-£155 in energy a year for an average detached household. Reports show that approximately 7% of houses in the UK still don’t have double glazing! Single glazed windows lose heat twice as fast as double glazed windows, meaning you'd have to spend almost 50% more on energy to heat your home. With energy prices rising quickly, installing double glazing is a cost-effective way to keep your home warm. Moreover, with double-glazing having a lifespan of approximately 20 years or more, you should save over £2000 in cost savings over this period, partly negating some of your installation costs.

This makes your home better insulated, meaning less draughts and reduced heating bills. Installing double glazing will also reduce noise and condensation levels in your home. Choose your double glazed doors from a wide range of designs, different colors, and shapes that suit your house. Our double glazing will keep you and your family safe and warm with high-efficient insulation that will increase the efficiency of your heating, decrease your bills and also your carbon footprint.

Reputable companies often provide warranties exceeding 10 years, but terms may vary, so always review the guarantee before proceeding. Double glazing reduces noise by using two panes of glass, separated by a gap filled with air or inert gas, to create a barrier that sound waves must penetrate. This structure significantly dampens external noise as the sound waves lose energy when passing through the different layers and the insulating gap. The thicker the glass and the wider the gap, the more effective the noise reduction. Additionally, special laminated acoustic glass can further enhance the soundproofing qualities of double glazed windows.

You will receive an IBG once the member has added in a date on our system to show when they completed your installation. If your conservatory is looking a little tired or isn’t very comforting to be in, replacing its existing roof for a high performance replacement could do just the trick! Whether you’d like to prioritise light with a roof lantern or privacy with a tiled roof, all come engineered to your conservatory’s required size. Choose from a wide range of colours and finished to capture your perfect double glazing look. Improve the appearance of your property achieving a warmer atmosphere, a beautiful natural light and a functional design.

You're more likely to go for the last option if you're doing a home renovation, such as building an extension or converting your loft. If you're already working on a building project, your tradesperson may be able to organise and buy double glazing for you, possibly at a trade price. At some point you may want to sell your home, so make sure the style you pick won’t put off potential buyers. Costs vary, depending on whether you use a local or national company, how many windows you want installed, and the type of bow window installation and frame.