Replacement Windows are a must if you want to insulate and secure your home Energy-efficient uPVC double and triple glazed windows and doors that keep your home warmer, quieter, safer and more valuable. Serving Kildare, Dublin and homes across Ireland.
uPVC is the most popular material for replacement windows in Ireland. It costs less than aluminium or wood, insulates very well because heat barely passes through the frame, needs almost no maintenance, lasts for many years and can be recycled. Weatherglaze Windows supplies and installs uPVC replacement windows and doors for Irish homes, and is a registered contractor under the BEH programme.
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Replacement windows designed for Irish homes need to handle wet, windy and changeable weather while keeping energy bills down. That is why uPVC windows are the most popular choice. uPVC is low cost, environmentally friendly and energy efficient. It is a non-conductor, so heat loss through the frame is minimal, which makes it an excellent insulator.
Whether you choose double glazing or triple glazing, uPVC is a strong match. The window frame plays a major role in conserving energy, and uPVC frames outperform aluminium and wooden frames, which can lower your heating costs.
Minimal heat loss through the frame, with double or triple glazing options.
Aluminium and wood can cost up to 30% more, especially when custom made.
Wipe clean with a soft cloth. No repainting every few years.
Steel-reinforced frames resist distortion and outlast wood.
When replacing windows, weigh the price against the benefits of each material. PVC is available at a cost-effective price compared with other materials. Aluminium and wood can cost up to thirty percent more, particularly if the windows are custom made. When you compare your options, PVC replacement windows come out best.
PVC windows are far easier to maintain than other types. Wooden frames need to be glazed and painted about every 5 years, while PVC stands up to harsh weather without showing major effects. To clean PVC replacement windows, all you need is a soft sponge or cloth and any window cleaning solution from the supermarket.
Long-lasting materials matter when you replace windows, and PVC is known for its durability. PVC double glazed windows resist distortion for many years. During manufacturing, steel is inserted into the chamber of the outer frame to add strength.
PVC is also easily recycled, giving it a good eco-balance that helps protect the environment. It needs less energy to manufacture than other materials, and the windows last longer than wooden ones.
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There are plenty of options on the market, so it pays to research thoroughly before you buy. Frame materials include aluminium, steel, wood and uPVC. A reputable home improvement company can make the decision much easier.
Comfort for your family matters, but keeping your home at a comfortable temperature can be costly. Advances in window technology now let homeowners across Ireland enjoy a warmer, quieter home for less.
Modern glazing reduces energy costs and boosts comfort. Old windows let winter cold in and make rooms feel chilly. Low solar heat gain glass in replacement windows also keeps much of the summer heat out, so you get thermal comfort all year round. If you live in Dublin city, new windows also cut street noise so you can enjoy peace at any hour.
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Many people underestimate what new windows can do, assuming there is little difference between old and new. In fact, window technology has advanced a great deal in recent years. Today’s windows make your home safer and more energy efficient, improve its look and feel, and can significantly increase its value. Here are the main benefits, including better insulation and less condensation.
Gaps in old wooden and glass windows let cold or warm air in when you do not want it. New windows use special glass and frames that minimise draughts and keep outside temperatures from affecting your home or business.
Old wood and single-pane windows offer almost no insulation, so heat escapes in winter and builds up in summer. Modern windows protect against extreme weather, including rain and storms, so you spend less keeping your home comfortable.
New windows mean a new frame and new locks, not just new glass. Stronger glass, a secure frame and better locks all help reduce the risk of break-ins at your home or business.
New windows change how a property looks and feels. A larger window for a better view, or attractive modern glazing, can make the difference between a good price and an excellent one when you sell.
If you live in a noisy area, modern windows use noise-reducing materials that buffer sound and reduce vibration, giving you a calmer home.
Choose your colour, style and glazing to suit your home:
Window companies now offer a full range of services, including sales, installation and follow-up support. To get quality work at a fair price:
uPVC is low cost, energy efficient, recyclable and a poor conductor of heat, so very little heat escapes through the frame. It works well with both double and triple glazing and is better at conserving energy than aluminium or wood.
Yes. Aluminium and wood can cost up to 30 percent more than uPVC, especially when the windows are custom made.
A soft sponge or cloth and any standard window cleaning solution is enough. Wooden frames, by comparison, need to be glazed and painted roughly every 5 years.
They resist distortion for many years and outlast wooden windows. Steel is inserted into the chamber of the outer frame during manufacture to add strength.
Yes. Modern replacement windows use noise-reducing glazing that buffers sound and reduces vibration, which helps if you live on a busy street or in a city such as Dublin.
Yes. New windows come with new frames, stronger glass and better locks, which helps reduce the risk of break-ins.
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Upgrade your home with energy-efficient replacement windows, composite doors, French doors and patio doors made for Irish homes. Get a free, no-obligation quote today.
