How To Reduce Condensation

With improvements in modern living conditions, condensation is becoming a more common problem. Condensation occurs when saturated air, which is holding a lot of moisture, comes into contact with a surface that has a lower temperature. With windows this occurs when the...
Timber Window and Door Security

Timber Window and Door Security

When looking to replace your timber windows and doors it is important to consider security. Although replacement windows and doors in period homes do not need to comply with Part Q, it is still important to ensure that they are as secure as possible. Window and Door...
Understanding Window Energy Ratings

Understanding Window Energy Ratings

Like electrical items, which are rated on how little energy they use, windows are also rated on energy efficiency. When looking to replace your windows, it is important to check the energy ratings of the replacement windows. A window’s rating measures how efficiently...
Replacing Windows in a Conservation Area

Replacing Windows in a Conservation Area

When looking to replace your windows in a Conservation Area, the first thing that you need to establish is whether your home is in an Article 4 Conservation Area. If your home is in an Article 4 Conservation Area, you will need to obtain full planning consent before...