uPVC can reduce the amount of outside noise that enters your home and stop heat from escaping, which could lower your energy costs. uPVC is a durable and reliable material for window frames, one you can trust to keep your house secure. A strong metal core inside the frame makes any attempt to breach it very difficult. To avoid window frames that look plastic, choose from a variety of designs and colors or a classic hardwood finish as an option.

The letter ‘u’ in uPVC stands for unplasticised, which means that the material has not been softened by chemicals known as plasticisers, making it ideal for the manufacture of windows.

* uPVC does not rot
* uPVC is weather resistant and requires no maintenance
* uPVC is impact resistant

Our windows and doors are built to be energy efficient.
Our energy-efficient windows and doors keep heated and cooled air inside your homes, saving you money on your monthly energy bills.

uPVC windows, in contrast to wooden windows, are unaffected by wind and rain, or changing weather.
They don’t require much maintenance and can last for up to 50 years or longer without losing their functionality.
Their resistance to extreme weather is largely responsible for their remarkable durability.
Galvanized steel reinforcements are also applied to maintain structural stability. They provide improved strength, particularly for bigger frame windows. The uPVC coating is protected from harmful UV rays that can cause materials to fade.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, energy efficient windows offer significant savings.

It depends on the type of window you replace and your climate. Energy Star studies show double pane versus single pane windows can reduce energy costs by 21% to 31%.