Windows

As the years go by, the wear and tear on our homes becomes more evident, and our once-efficient double glazing may start to show signs of ageing.

If your double glazing falls within the 15 to 20-year-old bracket, you might be contemplating whether it’s time to replace your windows.

Trickle vents are a small but mighty addition to windows, and have become something of a hot topic, not just for their functional benefits but also because they are now a legal requirement here in the UK.

We don’t know about you, but the dawn of much colder days and nights in January somewhat takes us by surprise. Although December is the month of cosy wintry celebration, it’s not until the new year that the temperatures really begin to plummet. With the mild December we had here in the UK, it’s not a surprise if you’re trying to find all the ways to keep your home warm and your energy bills reasonable.

While investing in new windows might be in the pipeline, it might be a couple of years yet until you actually need them. So let’s explore a more immediate solution – curtains and blinds. These unassuming elements can play a significant role in bolstering your home’s insulation.

As the calendar turns to a new year, many homeowners embrace the opportunity for fresh starts and improvements. One significant upgrade that can make a substantial difference in the overall comfort, aesthetics, and energy efficiency of a home is investing in new windows.