Double Glazing Yorkshire
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Frequently Asked Questions:

What happens with the details we submit?

All the information we collect through our submission form is passed on to 3 local companies, who then will contact you, usually by telephone to arrange a visit to your property to measure for your home improvement needs. 

Why should we use this service and not just contact the companies ourselves?

Using our service, can save you a lot of time and money.  We get special discount rates applied to your quotation for us recommending you to the company.  Don't waste your money or time on the telephone, let us do the hard work for you.   

Home Improvement Questions:

What is the difference between U-PVC and PVC-U?

There is no difference.  It was changed officially in the 1980s to PVC-U to fall in line with European Union. 

What does PVC-U stand for?

PVC - Polyvinyl Chloride, U - Un-plasticised.

What colour options do I have?

There are several colours you can choose from with double glazing.  You can choose White, Rosewood, Oak, Mahogany or combinations with White.   Also for 2009 - the NEW artisan range - variety of colours including red, black and blue.  Contact us for more information.

What is a composite door?

The high performance fibreglass door combine superior traditional wood effect aesthetics with low maintenance technology.  Fibreglass door leafs will not bow, warp, crack, splinter, dent or rust, yet they retain the warmth and traditional look of a real wood door without all of the disadvantages.  One of the great things about the composite door is it offers 6 different colours and 100's of design options.   (composite door colours - red, green, blue, white, light oak and black)

Will I need planning permission for a conservatory?

Well this all depends on what type of property you are extending from e.g. detached /semi-detached or terraced house.

• A detached / semi-detached house can add up to 70 cubic metres or 15% of the un-extended house volume up to a maximum of 115 cubic metres.
• A terraced property can add up to 50 cubic metres or 10% of the un-extended house volume up to a maximum of 115 cubic metres.

You can get advice on this from contacting your local council office or asking the representative who leaves you with a quotation. 

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us as we always like to help.