Why Choose Ashford Double Glazing?
Double glazing can make your home more efficient. It keeps warm air in while preventing cold air. It also reduces noise and enhances security. The space between glass panes makes it harder for intruders to break into your home.
uPVC windows are available in a wide range of colours and finishes. However, you should only choose a reliable installer. Otherwise, you could end up with low-quality windows which aren’t as efficient in energy use.
Conservatories
We have a variety of orangeries and conservatories which add value to your home and offer a luxurious space to relax in. They are available in a range of styles and colors to complement your property. They can be erected on the existing structure or on a flat ground that will give you more living space. We also have a single-storey extension that is a brick style that can be built to the rear or front of your home.
Choose from aluminium or uPVC doors that are both sturdy and durable. They are designed to keep heat out in the summer and warmth in winter. You can also install the roof of your conservatory to increase insulation and boost the value. Our replacement roofs feature high-end materials to shield your home from the elements while reducing the cost of energy.
It’s essential that you hire an establishment that is certified by the Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme (FENSA). This will ensure that the installer is fully insured and complies with Building Regulations. This will safeguard you in the event that something goes wrong during installation. It’s also a legal requirement for the event that you decide to sell your house.
Orangeries
We provide orangeries to homeowners in Kent which are an elegant alternative to conservatories. In contrast to conservatories these extensions have more brickwork and blend into homes more effortlessly. They also have a huge roof lantern to provide additional light and style. Our double-glazed orangeries make a beautiful addition to any home, no matter if you’re looking to add more light or to increase the space.
Our windows and doors are incredibly energy efficient, delivering extraordinary levels of thermal efficiency and security at a minimum. We have something for every house, in UPVC or aluminium, and timber. Our ‘Choices’ range includes smooth-sliding Multifolding Doors and traditional French doors, as well as front and back doors.
Foggy UPVC Windows are not just unsightly but can also reduce the energy efficiency of your house. Fortunately, we can address this issue with our repair service. All you have to do is contact us and we’ll arrange for one of our technicians to visit you.
Single-storey extensions
Single-storey extensions are an excellent option to create extra living space and increase your property value. double glazing windows ashford can be used as a kitchen, dining room, lounge, home office or playroom and are available in a variety of styles. When you are planning an addition of one storey it is important to think about the structure and the overall appearance of the space. A professional can help you choose the appropriate design and style and also consider the impact on the other areas of your house.
Some extensions are designed to blend into the original aesthetics of your home, while others offer dramatic or contrasted structures that can be an eye-catching focal point for your house. The kind of brickwork or render (the process of covering a building with cement, lime or acrylic, which protects the exterior materials from weathering) and tiles, cladding, and cladding that you choose can really stamp your individuality on the overall finish of your extension.
The roof you choose for an uni-storey extension will have a big influence on how much light is able to enter and the finished aesthetic. Sloping roofs can be a more cost-effective option for homeowners. Vaulted ceilings can be visually stunning and create a stunning area to enjoy your garden. The windows and doors you pick will have a similar impact on how your extension connects to the outdoors. Many single-storey extensions select bifold doors as they allow in plenty of natural lighting and can be fully open to create a seamless indoor/outdoor space.
It is important to be aware of the rules and regulations in place when you are adding an additional storey to your home. While most extensions are considered permitted development and don’t require planning permissions, it is still a good idea to consult with a reputable builder who will advise you on the best layout and design for your extension and make sure that the final product meets the required standards. You might also want to consider the cost of the various elements of your new extension, including the foundations which support the structure as well as the electrical wiring.
Double-glazed windows
Double glazing is a fantastic option to increase the energy efficiency of your home. This is due to the fact that it helps in retaining the heat within the room, which reduces the need for artificial heaters and air conditioning. This in turn results in reduced energy costs.
The energy efficiency of double glazed windows is achieved through the sealed air gap between the two panes of glass. The gap limits the transfer of cold air into your house and also reduces the noise. The fact that a lot of double-glazed windows are filled with Argon, an inert gas with low conductivity properties, enhances this performance.
Double glazing’s insulation capabilities also keep your home at an ideal temperature in the winter months. This is because the air space between the panes restricts the transfer of heat from outside. Similar mechanisms are used in summer to block unwanted heat from entering your property.
Another benefit of double glazing is that it also shields your home from sun’s harsh radiation. The thick glass of a double-glazed window will reflect UV radiation instead of absorption. Furniture, carpets, and curtains won’t fade over time. Glass is designed to be durable and can stand up to pressure without breaking or cracking.
This has resulted in the introduction of building regulations in 2002 that require all replacement windows to be at least double glazed C rated. A higher energy rating, like an A rated window, can provide even more benefits.
If you’re looking to make a change to the look of your home, double glazed windows are an excellent option. They’re not just efficient in terms of energy consumption, but also add value to your house. They are also much safer to use because they are harder to break into than single-glazed windows. They can also be easily cleaned and installed to existing structures. You can choose from a range of colors and designs to create the perfect look for your home.
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