Why Choose Ashford Double Glazing?
Double glazing can help your home be more efficient. It keeps warmth in and keeps out cold air. It also reduces noise and increases security. Intruders will have a harder time breaking into your home because of the space between the glass panes.
uPVC windows are available in many different colours and finishes. However, it is important to use a reputable installer. You could end up with windows that aren't energy efficient or of poor quality.
Conservatories
We have a variety of orangeries and conservatories, that add value to your home and provide an inviting space to relax in. They come in a variety of styles and colors that will complement your current home. They can be added to your home's existing structure or constructed on a flat floor and create more living space. We also offer an extension of one storey that can be added to the front or back of your home.
Choose between aluminium and uPVC doors that are sturdy and durable. They are designed to block heat in the summer and warmth in the winter. You can also add an additional conservatory roof to increase insulation and boost the value. Our replacement roofs are made of high-quality materials that shield your home from the elements and reduce energy bills.
It's essential that you hire an establishment that is certified by the Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme (FENSA). This ensures that the installer is fully insured and in compliance with Building Regulations. This will protect you in case there is a problem with the installation. It's also an obligation if you ever decide to sell your home.
Orangeries
Orangeries are a luxurious, alternative to conservatories that we offer homeowners in Kent. These extensions are more brickwork than conservatories, and blend better with the house. They also have a huge roof lantern for extra lighting and style. Double-glazed orangeries are stunning additions to any home, whether you're looking to add more light or to increase the space.
Our windows and doors are extremely energy efficient and offer outstanding thermal performance and security. We have something for every home, in UPVC or Aluminium, and timber. Our "Choices" range includes Multifolding Doors, traditional French Doors, and front and back door options.
Foggy UPVC windows are not just unsightly, they can also decrease the energy efficiency of your home. Our repair service can help resolve this issue. All you have to do is contact us and we will arrange an appointment with one of our expert technicians.
Single-storey extensions
Single-storey extensions are a great way to increase living space and boost the value of your home. They can be used as a kitchen, dining room, lounge, home office or playroom and come in a range of styles. When designing a single-storey extension it is essential to think about the structure and how the finished space will appear. A professional can help you choose the best design and style while considering the impact on the surrounding areas of your home.
While some extensions are designed to blend with the design of your home, others are more striking or have contrasted designs that will wow and be the focal point of your home. The kind of brickwork or render (the process of covering a structure with lime, cement or acrylic, which protects the exterior materials from weathering) and tiles, cladding, and cladding that you choose to use can create a unique look on the overall appearance of your extension.
The roof choice for a one-storey addition will have a huge impact on the amount of light let in and the way it looks. Sloping roofs can be a more cost-effective option for homeowners. Vaulted ceilings can be visually stunning and create a stunning space to enjoy your garden. The windows and doors you select will also have an impact on how your extension is connected to the outdoors. Many single-storey extensions select bifold doors as they let in a lot of natural light and can be fully open to create a seamless indoor/outdoor space.
It's important to know the rules and regulations in place when you are adding an addition of one storey to your home. While most extensions are allowed for development and don't require planning permission, you should employ a reputable contractor who can provide suggestions on the best layout and design for your extension. This will ensure that the final result is in line with the standards. It is also advisable to think about the cost of the various elements of your new extension, such as the foundations that support the structure and the electrical wiring.
Double-glazed windows
Double glazing is a fantastic way to increase the energy efficiency of your home. This is because it helps in retaining the heat in the room, reducing the use of artificial heaters and air cooling units. This results in lower energy costs.
The air gap between the two panes is what makes double-glazed windows to be energy efficient. The gap limits the transfer of cold air into your home and also reduces noise. This performance is further enhanced by the fact that most double-glazed windows are stuffed with inert gas like argon which has low conductivity properties, which can increase insulation.
door fitting ashford glazing's insulation properties ensure that your home is kept at an ideal temperature in the winter months. The air sludge that exists between the panes of glass blocks the flow of heat from outside. The same method is employed in summer to block unwanted heat from getting into your home.
Double glazing also shields you from the harsh sun's ultraviolet rays. The thick glass of a double-glazed window can reflect UV radiation, rather than absorb it. This means that your carpets, furniture and curtains will not fade over time. Glass is designed to be durable and stand up to stress without cracking or breaking.
In 2002, building regulations were set that all replacement windows had to be double-glazed C rated. However, windows with a higher energy rating like A rated windows could provide greater advantages.
If you're seeking to make a change to the look of your home, double glazed windows are an excellent alternative. They're not just more efficient in terms of energy consumption, but also add value to your home. They are also safer to use since they are less difficult to break into than single-glazed windows. They can also be fitted to existing properties and are easy to clean. You can pick from a wide range of colours and styles to create the perfect look for your home.