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uPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) is a form of plastic known for its robustness and versatility. Unlike regular PVC, uPVC does not contain plasticizers, making it more rigid and durable, which in turn makes it extremely weather-resistant and low maintenance. Additionally, uPVC has low thermal conductivity, meaning it does not easily transfer heat. This property helps prevent heat from escaping during winter and keeps heat out during summer, thereby maintaining a stable indoor temperature.
uPVC windows provide excellent insulation, helping to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature by reducing heat loss in winter and keeping your home cool in summer. This can lead to lower energy bills.
uPVC windows are an affordable option compared to materials like aluminium or wood, offering excellent value for money without compromising on quality or performance.
uPVC windows require minimal upkeep compared to wooden frames. They don’t need painting or sealing, and a simple wipe-down with a damp cloth is enough to keep them clean and looking new.
uPVC windows are resistant to water, UV rays, and extreme weather conditions. This helps prevent damage like swelling, cracking, or discolouration, ensuring your windows remain in excellent condition.
All of our products are backed by a 10 year guarantee ensuring peace of mind for all of our customers.
Unlike most installers, all of our installations are carried out by our own staff ensuring a consistent high quality of work.
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Heres a list of frequently asked questions we receive from our customers.
What are uPVC windows, and how do they differ from other window materials?uPVC windows are considered environmentally friendly in several ways. The material is recyclable, and their energy-efficient properties help reduce overall energy consumption. Many manufacturers also have programs to recycle old uPVC windows.
Yes, uPVC windows can be recycled. The material can be broken down and reused in the production of new uPVC products, reducing the environmental impact and contributing to a circular economy.
uPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) windows are made from a rigid, durable plastic material. They differ from other window materials like wood or aluminium in that they are highly resistant to weathering, require less maintenance, and typically offer better insulation. Unlike wood, uPVC does not need painting and won’t warp or rot. Compared to aluminum, uPVC windows often provide better thermal insulation.
uPVC windows have a long lifespan, often lasting 20-30 years or more. Their durability and resistance to weathering and corrosion contribute to their extended service life, making them a long-term investment for your home.
