Monthly Archives: September 2013

If you have suffered marks or damage to your uPVC windows, doors and frames due to an accident or burglary we have the solution that can solve over 90% of problems. Our window and door doctor can remould the damaged areas … Continue reading →

Over time some uPVC door panels can get marked, damaged and fade. If you have a panel like that you can replace it for a new or different design. The quality of some of the older panels was poor and some did … Continue reading →

Don’t miss out on the free home window and door inspection that our window and doctor is offering to the first 50 enquiries. We will check out the state of your windows and doors to see if they need attention. … Continue reading →

It is important to maintain your windows and doors. Most people don’t check them until they have an actual faulty window or door. Coming into winter faulty hinges/seals/draughty windows are much more obvious and should be sorted to improve you living … Continue reading →

If you letterbox is loose or broken you may find that your hall/home is feeling cooler or draughty. You will be loosing heat to the outside or quite a draught maybe coming in. The best solution is to replace the letterbox especially … Continue reading →

Porch patio doors when working properly work both as a draught excluder and an extra level of security. The most common problems that occur with sliding doors are the wheels need adjustments/servicing, break down completely and eventually cause damage to … Continue reading →

In the present economic climate repairing windows and doors versus replacement is a no brainer! Most people don’t have the money to replace faulty windows and doors for the newer more energy efficient new ones but if repairs are kept in … Continue reading →

If your windows have broken down and contain moisture or mist up from time to time you should consider replacing them with a better type of unit that will improve heat retention. It will also reduce the amount of condensation … Continue reading →