With winter upon us, it's important to ensure your home is as energy-efficient as possible. One way to do this is to invest in uPVC windows. This article will explore the benefits of uPVC windows and how they can help keep your home warm this winter.

For most people, winter means two main things – cold weather and significantly higher energy bills. While many will be scrambling for expensive and short-term solutions to keep their homes warm, you will do well to invest in a more long-term and cost-effective solution like a high-performance window system.

And when it comes to extreme weather conditions, few window systems can match double-glazed uPVC windows' strength, durability, and thermal efficiency.

uPVC doors and windows have become one of the most popular choices for homeowners in the UK in recent years. If like many, you have decided that uPVC is the way to go for your next-door or window purchase, then this buying guide will tell you what you need to consider and help you make informed decisions.

Considering that buying windows and doors for your home or commercial property is a long-term investment, it’s essential that you know exactly what you want and need before going ahead with any purchase. After all, you wouldn’t want to replace your new windows and doors after a few months!

Are you thinking of replacing your older doors and installing new ones in your home? This patio door buying guide will help you make more informed decisions when you’re ready to buy.

When the time comes for you to take on that home renovation project you’ve been putting off, or build the home of your dreams from scratch, one important detail that shouldn’t be overlooked are the doors that will lead in and out of your home. Of course, there are plenty of different types of doors to choose from. But for this patio door buying guide, we’re going to focus on patio doors.

Patio doors are a great way to let in the fresh air and natural light, and create a seamless transition between the indoors and outdoors. Plus, they can open up a space and make it feel larger than it is, all while giving your internal décor a boost. But before you start shopping around, there are a few things you consider.

You may expect to read what you may think of as the shutter version of a mechanic’s overcharging hiss here, but you won’t find it. Yes, we would prefer it if we installed your shutters for you, because we have the experience to get it right – after all, it’s not likely to be something that you do every day – but also if you’ve paid money for a product, we believe that this should include the installation, so that we know that the shutters are doing their job and really adding something to your home, especially if you have had them designed and created bespoke to your space and needs.

As one of the newest types of doors used for homes, composite probably wasn’t on the market last time you went door shopping, and while its name may sound unusual, chances are that you’ve heard of the two things that make it different – a combination of uPVC and fibre glass.

In these unsettling days it’s been heartening to see so many people coming up with different ways for us to all feel close, while apart. From local fitness clubs moving their classes online to gardening groups sharing videos with tips, everyone is adapting to ensure that we can get through this together.

New windows make a huge difference to your home, bringing in more natural light and giving your space a real lift. Once they’re in, you’ll want to keep that feeling, so it’s important to try to keep your windows looking as bright and beautiful as when they first arrived for as long as possible.

As we approach Mother’s Day we’ve been thinking of a few different ways to make this space somewhere that mum – who is probably used to spending most of her time trying to make other people happy – can carve out her own area of sanctuary, while feeling productive at the same time.