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Why Choose Ashford Double Glazing?

Double glazing can make your home more efficient. It keeps the warm air in while securing the cold air. It also reduces noise and improves security. The space between the glass panes makes it much more difficult for burglars to gain entry into your home.

uPVC windows are available in a range of finishes and colours. However, it is important to use a reputable installer. You could end with windows that aren't energy efficient or of poor quality.

Conservatories

We have a wide selection of conservatories and Orangeries that add value to your house and offer a relaxing space to relax. They are available in a range of styles and colors that will complement your property. They can be incorporated into your existing home or built on a flat surface, creating more living space. We also have an extension of one storey which can be built at the front or back of your home.

Choose between aluminium or uPVC doors that are both robust and durable. They are designed to block heat in the summer and warm in the winter. You can also choose new roofing which will provide insulation to your conservatory and improve the value of your home. Our replacement roofs are made from a high-quality material that will shield your home from the elements as well as reduce the cost of energy.

It is crucial to select a business that is accredited by the Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme. This will ensure that the installer is fully insured and in compliance with Building Regulations. This will ensure your safety in the event that something goes wrong during the installation. It's also a legal requirement the event that you decide to sell your home.

Orangeries

We provide orangeries to homeowners in Kent which are a luxurious alternative to conservatories. These extensions are more brickwork than conservatories and blend better with the house. A large roof lantern can add elegance and light. Our double-glazed orangeries are a beautiful addition to any house, whether you're looking to add more light or to increase the space.

Our doors and windows are extremely energy efficient and provide you with incredible thermal performance and security. Available in UPVC, Aluminium or Timber We have something for every style and home. Our 'Choices' range includes smooth-sliding Multifolding Doors and traditional French doors and back and front doors.

Foggy UPVC windows aren't just visually unattractive, they also affect the energy efficiency of your home. Our repair service will help you fix this problem. You only need to contact us and we will arrange for one of our technicians to visit you.

Single-storey extensions

Single-storey extensions are a great option for adding extra living space to your home and improving its value. They can be used as a kitchen, dining room or lounge, home office or playroom and are available in a variety of designs. However, when designing a single-storey extension, it's important to consider the structure and how the finished room will look. A professional can assist you in choosing the appropriate style and design while considering the impact on the surrounding areas of your home.

While certain extensions are designed to blend with the design of your property, others provide more striking or contrasted designs that will surprise and create an eye-catching feature for your home.  commercial windows ashford  of brickwork or render (the process of covering the building with cement, lime or acrylic, which shields the exterior materials from weathering) tiles, cladding and cladding that you choose to use can make your mark on the overall look of your extension.

The choice of roof for an extension with a single storey will have a major impact on the amount of light that is able to enter and also the final aesthetic. The slope of the roof are a cost-effective option for homeowners, while vaulted ceilings can be visually stunning and create a stunning area to relax in your garden. The windows and doors you choose will have an impact on how your extension is connected to the outdoors. Bifold doors are a popular option for many single-storey extensions because they allow plenty of natural light to enter and can be fully opened to create a seamless indoor and outdoor living space.

If you're planning to add a single-storey extension to your home, it's important to be aware of the regulations and consents that are in place. While most extensions are allowed for expansion and do not require planning permission, it is still recommended to employ a reputable contractor who can give you suggestions on the best layout and design for your extension. This will ensure that the end product is of the standard. It is also advisable to consider the cost of the various components of your new extension, which includes the foundations that support the structure, as well as the electrical wiring.

Double-glazed windows

Double glazing offers an effective method of boosting the efficiency of energy in your home. This is due to the fact that it helps retain the heat inside the room, reducing the need for artificial heaters and air cooling units. This in turn results in reduced energy bills.

The air gap between two panes is what allows double-glazed windows to be energy efficient. The air gap reduces noise and cold air transfer into your home. The fact that a lot of double-glazed windows are insulated with argon, an inert gas that has low conductivity properties, further enhances this performance.

The insulation properties of double glazing also aid in keeping your home at a comfortable temperature during the winter. The air sludge that exists between the panes of glass limits the heat flow from the outside. The same mechanism is used in summer to block unwanted heat from getting into your home.

Another benefit of double glazing is that it also protects your home from sun's harsh radiation. The thick glass of double-glazed window can reflect UV radiation instead of absorbing it. This means that your carpets, furniture and curtains will not fade over time. Glass is designed to be durable and can stand up to the pressure without breaking or cracking.

This has resulted in building regulations being set in 2002 that all replacement windows have to be at least double glazed C rated. A higher energy rating, like an A rated window, can offer even greater advantages.

Double-glazed windows can make a an enormous difference to the look of your home. They're not just efficient in terms of energy consumption, but also add value to your home. They are also safer to use, as they are more difficult to break than single-glazed windows. They can also be easily cleaned and fitted to existing homes. You can choose from a range of colors and styles to create the perfect look for your house.