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The beauty of uPVC windows and doors is just how inherently flexible they are. Windows or doors can be engineered in an array of attractive styles and designs. uPVC windows can be fitted in casement, tilt and turn, vertical slider, even made to look like sash windows. Likewise uPVC doors are available in Bi-Fold, Patio, French, Composite and traditional entranceway designs.

Traditionally in times past, windows were white! Now windows and doors can be coloured to a multitude of finishes, and fabricated to replicate the style of authentic woodgrain tones.

Un-Plasticised Polyvinyl Chloride. Our window frames and doors are all strengthened in such a way they will not flex, bend or warp which is the main thing!

It's not unusual to see condensation on the outside of the windows - this is perfectly normal. What is happening is that the window is blocking the heat from inside your home from reaching the outside of your home, making the outside windows cooler and condensation happens. However, if condensation is appearing on the inside of your windows, then you might have other issues. For example, damage to the seals around the window openers, blown window gaskets, or lack of adequate ventilation in the room or place concerned.

Our window fitters take the utmost care to minimise the impact of their work, to avoid any damage to walls or floors when installing your windows or doors. On the odd occasion, there can be some minimal painting required.

Unlike wood, uPVC does not rot. But if you keep them clean, dirt free and look after the hinges and locks with some oil once in a while, then they will look great and keep performing well.

At JH Window Services we aim to be affordable and keenly competitive. We don't have the overheads of larger companies or nationals, so we think you will love our prices when compared to other similar double glazing installers.