Why Choose Ashford Double Glazing?
Double glazing is a fantastic way to make your home more energy efficient. It keeps the warm air in while preventing cold air. It also reduces sound and improves security. The gap between the glass panes makes it harder for burglars to gain entry into your home.
uPVC Windows can be found in a wide range of colors and finishes. You should use only a reputable contractor. You could end having windows that are not energy efficient or of poor quality.
Conservatories
We offer a range of orangeries and conservatories which can add value to your home and provide an inviting space to relax in. Both are available in various styles and colours to match your current home. They can be erected on the existing structure or on a flat ground, which will create more living space. We also provide an extension of one storey that can be built either at the front or the back of your home.
You can choose between uPVC or aluminium doors which are strong and durable. They are designed to block heat in the summer and warm in winter. You can also put up an additional conservatory roof to increase insulation and increase the value. Our replacement roofs use high-quality materials that protect your home from the elements while reducing energy costs.
It is essential to hire an organization that is accredited by the Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme (FENSA). This means that the contractor adheres to Building Regulations and is insured. This will protect you in the event that something goes wrong during the installation. It's also a legal requirement for when you decide to sell your home.
Orangeries
Orangeries are a luxurious, alternative to conservatories that we provide to homeowners in Kent. Contrary to conservatories, these extensions have more brickwork and blend into homes more seamlessly. A large roof lantern can add elegance and light. 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, providing you with incredible levels of thermal performance 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 and back and front doors.
Foggy UPVC windows aren't just unsightly, they can reduce the efficiency of your home. Fortunately, we can address this issue with our repair service. All you have to do is contact us and we will arrange for one of our technicians to visit you.
Single-storey extensions
Single-storey extensions are a great option to add living space to your home and increasing its value. They can be used to create a living room, kitchen/dining room, home office, or playroom. When designing a single-storey extension it is essential to think about the design and the way the space will appear. A professional can assist you in choosing the best design and style while considering the impact on the surrounding areas of your home.
Some extensions are designed to blend into the aesthetics of your home, whereas others provide striking or striking structures that can be a focal and wow point for your house. The kind of brickwork or render (the process of covering the building with lime, cement or acrylic, which shields the exterior materials from weathering), cladding and tiles that you select can create a unique look on the overall look of your extension.
The roof you choose for an extension with a single storey will have a big influence on how much light can be let in and the finished aesthetic. The slope of the roof are a cost-effective option for homeowners while vaulted ceilings can be visually striking and create a stunning space to enjoy your garden. The windows you choose to install and doors can affect the way your extension connects to the outside. Bifold doors are a common choice for many single-storey extensions because they allow so much natural light to enter and can be opened completely to create a seamless indoor and outdoor living space.
When you're considering adding a single-storey extension to your home, it's important to be aware of the laws and permits in place. While most extensions are considered permitted development and don't require planning permissions However, it's a good idea to partner with a reputable builder who will advise you on the best layout and design for your extension, and ensure that the final product meets the required standards. 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 is an excellent 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 your reliance on artificial heaters and air conditioning. This leads to reduced energy bills.
The energy efficiency of double-glazed windows is facilitated by the sealed air gap between the two panes glass. The air gap helps reduce the noise and cold air transfer into your home. This performance is enhanced by the fact that most double glazed windows are filled with inert gas like argon, which has low conductivity properties, which can improve insulation.
The insulation properties of double-glazed windows also aid in keeping your home at a pleasant temperature even in the winter. This is because the layer of air between the panes limits the flow of heat from outside. The same mechanism is used in summer to block unwanted heat from entering your property.
Double glazing also protects your windows from the harmful sunlight's ultraviolet rays. The thick glass in double-glazed windows will reflect UV radiation instead of absorb it. This means that your furniture, carpets and curtains will not fade over time. Furthermore the glass is designed to be durable and able to take a lot of pressure without breaking or shattering.
This has resulted in the introduction of building regulations in 2002 that all replacement windows have to be at least double glazed C rated. However, a higher energy rating such as A rated windows can provide more advantages.
Double glazed windows can make an enormous difference in the appearance of your house. They are not only more efficient in energy use however, they can also improve the look of your kerbs and add value to your home. They are also safer to use because they are harder to break into than single-glazed windows. double glazing ashford are also easily cleaned and fitted to existing structures. They are available in a range of styles and colors to allow you to pick the best look for your home.