Dundee's Top-Rated Double Glazing Specialists

The main focus of our home improvements is helping homes improve their energy efficiency to lower energy bills overall. Improving energy efficiency with thermally efficient products, such as new windows and doors, means that less heat escapes from your home. 

Take a look below to see what we mean:  

• Windows and Doors – Doors and windows can be heat sieves. As much as 25-30% of energy is lost through these areas. Our windows are double glazed and our doors are built with insulating material, meaning they stop nearly 100% of heat from leaving through these spaces. 

• Roof – Your roof is also responsible for allowing heat to escape. Heat rises, and as such, you need insulation in your roof space to stop any energy from being wasted. Up to 25% of heat can be lost through these spaces without insulation. 

• Solar Panels – Solar panels can generate energy on their own from the sun, converting daylight from the sun into usable energy for your home. This energy can be used immediately or stored in batteries for later use.

We offer great service and a wide range of energy efficient UPVC windows and doors in Dundee to suit your home:

Double Glazed –

• Casement Windows
• Sash Windows
• French Windows
• Tilt & Turn Windows
• Bay Windows

We also offer double glazing in all of our doors –

• composite doors
• french doors
• patio doors
• new front doors
• conservatories
• and more…

We supply and install a full range of home improvement products, so contact us for further details. We provide independent advice so discuss your options with a member of our sales team today.

In some instances an existing window can be converted to double glazing, provided their current condition and design allow it. If your existing window frames are still robust and in good shape, you might be able to simply replace the single glazed panes with double glazed ones.

However, for windows that are significantly old or those not fitting standard sizes or shapes, retrofit double glazing might not be feasible or economical. In such instances, a complete window replacement would likely be the more viable solution.

Choosing whether to repair or have new windows installed largely hinges on the nature of the problem you’re facing. Certain issues, such as failed seals or condensation between the panes, usually require replacement windows. This is because the integrity of the sealed unit has been compromised, affecting the insulating properties of the window.

Minor faults could be repaired, but for a long-term money-saving solution, having new windows installed is often the best option.

Check out our blogs on window repairs below:

• Blown Double Glazing – Why It Happens, and How to Fix It
• Can I Reseal Double-Glazed Windows?