How often should you replace your conservatory windows and doors?

Condensation between panes

Moisture build-up between double-glazed panes indicates seal failure, reducing insulation efficiency.

Draughts and cold spots

Noticeable draughts or uneven temperatures suggest your windows are no longer insulating effectively.

Visible damage

Cracks, chips, and warped frames clearly indicate the need for replacement.

Old or broken locks

Security is also an important consideration. As most conservatories are located at the rear of the property, concealed multi-point locks offer added protection. Replacing old, broken hinges and outdated handles with new products is also key to securing your home.

Difficulty opening and closing

Doors that stick or don’t close smoothly are more than annoying, they compromise security and insulation.

Damaged seals and draughts

Old doors often create draughts and encourage moisture ingress, lowering energy efficiency.

Outdated security features

Older doors often lack adequate security features, making your home more vulnerable.

Enhanced energy efficiency

Newer materials and better glazing significantly improve insulation, reducing your energy bills.

Solid roof options

Your existing glazed conservatory roof can be replaced with either a solid or tiled roof turning an under used room into a real asset. Many roof options include extended glass sections, but improve insulation and reduce glare, making your conservatory comfortable year-round.

Improved home security

Innovation in locking mechanisms improve greatly on home security – especially important with glazed rooms to the rear of your property.

Smart home integration

New doors, such as our new Balmoral range, are available with smart technologies built-in. The Kubu smart lock integrates with your other smart home devices, giving you the confidence of remote monitoring and enhanced security through your smartphone.

Enhanced property value

An attractive and energy-efficient conservatory increases the desirability and value of your property.

Reduced maintenance

Modern windows and doors require minimal maintenance, remaining attractive and functional for years.

Flush Casement windows

Flush casement windows smarten the appearance of contemporary homes as well as traditional architecture. Our heritage windows are ideal for period properties.

Casement windows

Ideal for versatility and practicality, suitable for both modern and traditional homes.

Sash windows

Offering classic appeal, especially suited to period properties.

Tilt and turn windows

Providing flexible ventilation and easy maintenance.

Aluminium windows

Combining a stylish, modern appearance with superior strength and durability, these windows offer excellent thermal efficiency and low maintenance.

Sliding aluminium doors

Maximum light, minimum fuss: sliding aluminium doors are available in a range of finishes, including matt white, to blend in with uPVC frames while retaining aluminium’s exceptional strength and performance.

Bi-fold doors

A more dramatic opening available in a wide range of styles and sizes to suit any space.

French doors

Double, or French doors offer simplicity as well as style. With a wider range of materials and options they are easier to match to your home’s existing features.

Composite Front Doors

Thicker than other doors, composite doors with solid core provide excellent thermal and sound insulation. Draughts and unwanted noise will no longer be a problem in your home.