Why Choose Ashford Double Glazing?
Double glazing can make your home more efficient. It keeps warmth in while securing the cold air. It also reduces noise and enhances security. Intruders will have a harder than gaining entry into your home due to the gap between the glass panes.
uPVC windows come in a variety of colours and finishes. However, it is important to select a reputable installer. Otherwise, you may end up with a poor quality window which aren't as efficient in energy use.
Conservatories
We offer a variety of orangeries and conservatories, which can add value to your home and offer a luxurious space to relax in. They are available in various styles and colors that will complement your property. They can be built on your existing house or on a flat ground which can create more living space. We also have a single-storey brick extension that can be added either at the front or the back of your home.
Choose between aluminium or uPVC doors that are sturdy and durable. They are designed to block heat during the summer, and provide warmth in the winter. You can also choose new roofing that will add insulation to your conservatory and increase the value of your home. Our replacement roofs are constructed of a premium material which will shield your home from the elements as well as reduce the cost of energy.
It is vital to choose a company certified by the Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme. This ensures that the installer meets Building Regulations and is insured. This will safeguard you in the event of a problem during the installation. It's also a legal requirement for when you decide to sell your home.
Orangeries
Orangeries are a luxurious, alternative to conservatories that we provide homeowners in Kent. These extensions are built with bricks rather than conservatories and blend better with the home. They also feature a large roof lantern to provide additional light and style. Our double-glazed orangeries are a beautiful addition to any house, whether you're looking to add more light or increase space.
Our doors and windows are extremely energy efficient and offer exceptional thermal performance and security. Available in UPVC and Aluminium, as well as Timber, we have something to fit any home and preference. Our 'Choices" range includes Multifolding Doors as well as traditional French Doors and doors for the front and back.
Foggy UPVC Windows aren't just visually unattractive, but also affect the energy efficiency of your home. Fortunately, we can address this problem with our repair service. All you have to do is call us and we'll schedule a visit from one of our skilled technicians.
Single-storey extensions
Single-storey additions are an excellent option for adding extra living space to your home and improving the value of your home. They can be used as a kitchen/diner, living room, home office or playroom. When planning an extension that is only one storey it is essential to consider the structure and how the final room will look. A professional can help you choose the appropriate style and design while considering the impact on the surrounding areas of your home.
While certain extensions are designed to blend with the style of your property, others are more striking or have contrasted designs that will wow and be a focal point for your home. The brickwork, render, cladding, and tiles you choose will reflect your personal style.
The roof choice for a one-storey addition will have a significant impact on the amount of light that is let in and how it looks. Sloping roofs can be a more cost-effective option for homeowners. Vaulted ceilings can be visually stunning and create a stunning area to enjoy your garden. The windows and doors you select will have a similar impact on how your extension is connected to the outside. Many single-storey extensions select bifold doors because they allow in plenty of natural light and can be fully open to create a seamless indoor/outdoor space.
It is essential to be aware of the rules and consents in place when adding a single-storey addition to your home. While the majority of extensions are permitted development and do not require planning permission however, it's an excellent idea to partner with a reputable builder who can advise you on the best design and layout for your extension, and ensure that the final result conforms to the requirements. You may also want to think about the cost of various components of your new extension, which includes the foundations that support the structure, as well as the electrical wiring.
Double-glazed windows
Double glazing is a great option to increase the energy efficiency of your home. It helps to retain heat in the room and reduces the use of artificial heaters or air cooling. This can result in lower energy costs.
The air gap between two panes is what makes double-glazed windows to be energy efficient. The air gap reduces the sound and cold air flow into your home. The fact that many double-glazed windows are filled in with the gas argon, which is an inert gas that has low conductivity properties, enhances this performance.
Double glazing's insulation properties help to keep your home at a comfortable temperature during the winter months. The air sludge that exists between the panes of glass blocks the flow of heat from the outside. ashford double glazing is in place during the summer, stopping heat from entering the building.
Another benefit of double glazing is that it also protects your home from sun's harsh rays. The thick glass used in double-glazed windows can reflect UV radiation instead of absorb it. This means that your carpets, furniture and curtains will not fade over time. In addition the glass is designed to be tough and can take a lot of pressure without shattering or cracking.
This has led to building regulations being enacted in 2002 that all replacement windows must be a minimum of double glazed C rated. However, a higher energy rating like A rated windows could provide more benefits.
If you're trying to make a difference to the look of your home, double-glazed windows are a fantastic option. Not only are they more energy efficient, but they can improve the appearance of your kerb and add value to your home. They are also safer to use since they are less likely to be broken into than single-glazed windows. They are also easily cleaned and fitted to existing structures. You can pick from a wide range of colours and designs to create the perfect style for your house.