Our range of casement windows refers to windows that open outward. These windows are perfect for residential projects, whether it be a new build, extension, or the rip-out and replacement of existing windows.

Tilt and turn windows, on the other hand, tilt and open inwards. These windows are becoming increasingly popular because you can create very large windows with them, ventilate rooms efficiently without opening doors, and they can also act as a secondary door when needed.

Yes. We’ll rip out and take away your existing windows after we’ve replaced them with our own. Our expert surveyors will go through our finishing details with you, including any additional work required once we’ve installed your new aluminium windows.

Aluminium windows boast many benefits compared to UPVC and timber-framed windows.

Aluminium doesn’t expand and contract in hot and cold weather and the powder coating finish is basically maintenance-free. On top of this, aluminium is much stronger than other materials, meaning less framework is required to house the glass within the window.

This means that as well as being more secure, aluminium windows boast slimmer sightlines than other materials, plus the strength of their profiles means they can contain bigger opening sashes. The result means better-looking windows with more glass and less frame.

Yes, aluminium is a more expensive product to manufacture windows from than plastic. You can expect aluminium windows to cost around twice as much as UPVC alternatives, however, their additional benefits more than justify this increased price point.

Aluminium windows will not condensate any more than other materials. Windows made from aluminium, timber, or UPVC all have the possibility of condensation forming on the inside because every home will have some degree of humidity, but there are simple measures we take to try and minimise this.

Our Aluminium windows contain a thermal break in every bit of profile, which acts as a continuous barrier between the inside and outside of the windows. This thermal break prevents heat loss through the window and cold striking through from the outside, thus preventing cold spots and condensation from forming on the inside of the frame.

No! Technological advancements in thermal break technology mean that aluminium windows are now extremely thermally efficient.

Coupled with high insulation foam inserts and gaskets, plus high-performance, low E double and triple glazing, our aluminium windows boast extremely low U values. They’re guaranteed to keep your home warm, regardless of your location.

Yes, all of our products are designed to complement each other. Our sales executives can offer sound advice on which products are best suited to your property and offer design advice when it comes to mixing and matching our products.