Expert Window Installers in Cleckheaton

Delivery and installation will vary depending on the type of door you have ordered and the time of year. Be aware that each door is bespoke and made to order.

No matter what door you choose, all of our door types can be made-to-order in a range of colours, including our standard colours of black, white and anthracite grey. If you are looking for a colour that is more out there compared to our standard colours, our doors and windows can also come in a variety of RAL colours for a slightly uplifted cost.

The biggest difference between composite doors and uPVC doors is the strength and durability of the materials. Composite doors are much more durable when met with force or extreme weather conditions, whereas uPVC doors can be easily damaged. On top of this, uPVC doors are far more likely to expand and contract in changing temperatures, which can make them misshape and reduce how energy efficient it is. This would also mean that uPVC doors require more repairs and replacement than composite doors, with the latter potentially being the more cost-effective option despite the initial price.

Yes! All of our glass units come with argon gas fillings, as well as being gravity fed. This means that when the argon gas is filled into the glass, it will fall and then slowly start to rise and fill out more of the panel, meaning the insulation of the panel is much more spread out. Argon is considerably more efficient at reflecting heat than regular air. This means that unwanted heat is deterred from entering the home and interior heat is prevented from leaving, with the result being a much more stable climate all year round. The difference between a window with argon gas and a window without can be as much as 0.2W/m2K.

Although it is true that aluminium windows are stronger and more durable than uPVC windows, there are still tons of advantages to getting a uPVC window. uPVC windows are a cheaper option, so if you are looking for a budget window, uPVC should definitely be at the top of your list. Furthermore, uPVC windows are still very energy efficient and are known for their heat retention, allowing you to save on your energy bills.