Expert Window Installers in Derby

Condensation inside your home points to high moisture levels and a lack of adequate ventilation. New windows will have been manufactured to achieve a high efficiency and a tight sealed installation, due to this moisture cannot escape so it aims for coldest part of the room which is the glass unit.

If your new windows are symmetrical to your previous windows, you do not require planning permission. However, if you want to add new windows or change the style of your windows, you may require planning permission. Our salesmen will be able to inform you whether you require planning permission.

A disadvantage of the composite door is the aftereffects of extreme heat and cold. This can unfortunately cause the door to warp/bow or fade in colour. If you have a south facing front door, we advise you to choose a lighter coloured composite door or if you prefer a darker colour such as black, we advise a UPVC door.

Here at Glazedale, we believe the UPVC doors are more beneficial and have a longer expiry date. However, composite doors can be just as beneficial and longer lasting if properly cared for and installed in the right location.

If you are having an Orangery from scratch, building regulations are required. However, if you are having a refurbished Orangery or transforming your conservatory into an Orangery, you will not require building regulations. If you are, however, wanting to open this room up to the house as before it was closed off by a set of doors, building regulations are required due to the room now being part of the house, whereas if a door is separating the room, the room is known as a garden room by building regulations. Our competent salesmen will be able to advice you on any queries regarding planning permission.