Which door is right for me?
Choosing the right door can be a tricky process
There are several styles and designs for front doors, including versions made from traditional materials such as wood, or modern composite or UPVC options.
The first thing to consider when choosing a new entrance door is what type and door style best suits your property and preferences. This will depend on the style of your home, such as a country cottage or a contemporary home, you need to combine the look of your home with the type of front door that performs well.
Composite doors combine traditional styles of doors with added strength. This is done by blending glass-reinforced fibre with hard foam which is then reinforced with a steel or timber core. Composite doors are extremely secure, low maintenance, energy efficient and come in a wide variety of options and styles. The only real downside of a composite door is the cost but if your budget allows, this is a great choice.
UPVC doors are a great choice, they also come fitted with the latest locking mechanisms. If you are looking for a minimalistic style, a UPVC door can be the perfect solutions as there are lots of choices these days as well as a variety of colour options. A common misconception is that UPVC doors are white and boring, this could not be further from the truth, get in touch and we can show you the full range of doors that we offer.
Blown windows
It all begins with an idea.
Blown windows are much more common than you think and there are a variety of reasons why this happens. It could even be the installation.
When double glazing is fitted incorrectly, your window panes and frames won’t be suitably aligned. This means your seals won’t last and gaps will form, allowing air and moisture into your panes.
It’s important to do your research and make sure you choose a highly recommended window fitting company with a proven track record for quality.
The simple cleaning of your windos can be doing more harm than good. Many people use harsh chemical products to clean their windows, which is not only unnecessary but can reduce the effectiveness of your windows.
A simple mixture of warm water and white vinegar is the perfect combination to care for your windows and leave them sparkling for longer. Once your Windows and doors are fitted, our installers well talk you through the best way to keep them looking there best for longer.