Restoration Glazing Southampton

Home Improvement Advice & Pricing Guides

Have any questions about our services?

Are quotes and bookings free and no-obligation?

Yes, all quotes Estimates or bookings are completely free and no obligation. you will be notified when/if any extra payments are charged.

What parts do you stock on your van?

We stock the majority of uPVC replacement parts on our van for both windows & doors :

- uPVC window and door handles of all shapes and sizes and colours.

- Wedge and gasket seals of all shapes and sizes.

- Locking mechanisms, rods and keeps to fit most uPVC.

- Hinges for windows, standard, restricted and easy clean available, all sizes.

- Child locks, restrictors, cat flaps, vents, Door Hinges.

 

When and how do i pay for repairs?

We ask for payment on job completion to ensure that you are happy with the job first, we accept most forms of payment including card, apple pay, credit card or our bank details are at the bottom of your invoice for a bank transfer. Others can be considered depending on circumstances.

When and how do i pay for new UPVC window or door installtion?

We ask for a 10 %  deposit on acceptance of an estimate or quote. We accept most forms of payment including card, apple pay, credit card or our bank details are at the bottom of your invoice for a bank transfer. Others can be considered depending on circumstances.

What guarantee do you offer?

- All UPVC repairs are covered for a year, just get in contact and will book you in to resolve.        - New UPVC and composite is guaranteed by the manufacturer for 5 years.

 

How to tell if your hinges need replacing

There are several signs that your hinges may need to be changed on your UPVC windows:

Difficulty opening and closing the window: If you notice that it is becoming harder to open or close your window, or if it feels like it is stuck or binding, this could be a sign that the hinges are damaged or worn out.

Visible damage or wear: If you notice that the hinges are visibly damaged, such as if they are bent or have significant wear, they may need to be replaced.

Window is not properly aligned: If your window is not properly aligned in the frame, or if it appears to be tilted or misaligned, this could be a sign that the hinges are not functioning properly.

Noise when opening or closing the window: If you hear a loud noise or creaking when you open or close the window, this could be a sign that the hinges are in need of replacement.

Drafts or leaks: If you notice that your window is no longer sealing properly and you are experiencing drafts or leaks, this could be a sign that the hinges are not providing the necessary support to keep the window properly sealed.

If you are experiencing any of these issues, it is a good idea to have a professional assess your hinges

 

How to tell if the seals on my windows and doors need replacing.

There are a few signs that the seals on your UPVC windows and doors may need to be replaced:

Drafts or leaks: If you notice that your windows and doors are no longer sealing properly and you are experiencing drafts or leaks, this is a clear sign that the seals are worn out or damaged and need to be replaced.

Visible damage or wear: If you notice that the seals are visibly damaged or worn, such as if they are torn, cracked, or have significant wear, they may need to be replaced.

 

Will new upvc windows and doors improve the thermal efficiency of my home ?

Installing new UPVC glazing can significantly improve the energy efficiency of your home. UPVC is a highly energy-efficient material, with a low thermal conductivity that helps to keep homes and buildings warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

The amount of improvement you will see will depend on a number of factors, including the current level of insulation in your home, the size and orientation of your windows, and the type of glazing you choose. Double or triple glazed windows can provide even greater insulation and energy efficiency.

To determine the specific energy savings you can expect from new UPVC glazing, it is best to consult with a professional. They can assess your current windows and provide a more accurate estimate of the potential energy savings you can expect.