Respect for People
Consideration for everyone.
New Build
Our proven track record has been an important part of our success.
Secured by Design
Police approved products.
Staff
Trained to NVQ and industry standards.
Protherm
Can help save up to £250 per year on energy bills.
Environment
A comprehensive environmental policy, which includes recycling.
Windows
Full range of bead designs available in 24 and 28mm glazing options.
Education
Meeting the challenge of BSF.
Security
Consistently high standards of resistance to break-ins.
Conservatories
A new conservatory can provide the answer to your needs.
Composite Doors
Manufactured as a bespoke solution for specifiers or homeowners.
Traditional Style
Specialist colour finishes.
Refurb
The very finest workmanship with the minimum of disruption.
Housing Refurbishment
Upgrading homes for the future.
Aesthetics
Transform the look of your rooms and your home as a whole.
Energy Saving Trust
Approves our products.
Style
Constantly monitoring for new trends, styles and developments.
Design
A selection of designs, sizes and shapes to suit your home.
PVCu Doors
A range of single, sidelight, double and stable options.
Energy Rated Products
Saving money and the environment.
UK Designed
With looks that will last this is the professionals' choice.
Security
Consistently high standards of resistance to break-ins.
Doing your bit and saving money
If the windows in your home consist of single or older double glazed units, replacing them with energy efficient windows will save you money: in fact it can reduce the energy you need to heat a home by up to 20%.
With visible benefits for both the environment and your home, it’s clear why energy efficient windows are important. So how do you choose the best ones for you?
The Government has set itself a specific target of ensuring all new homes built after 2016 are ‘zero carbon’. This is in addition to the general requirement of an overall carbon emission reduction as set out by the Kyoto agreement.
To highlight this topic and enable a system which is both an independent source of information and also easy to understand, the BFRC (British Fenestration Rating Council) working in conjunction with the Energy Efficiency Council, have created a performance label clearly defining the energy efficiency of windows from any manufacturer.
The Window Energy Rating label is similar to that used on many white goods in our homes, such as fridges and washing machines. Windows are scored on a scale of A – G, with an A rated window being more energy efficient than a G rated window.
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