DOUBLE GLAZING STIRLING
Specialist Double Glazing Installers Stirling
We are Art Windows and Doors – an established double glazing company that provides high-quality installations for homeowners in Stirling and the surrounding areas. Our team of double and triple glazing experts has over 50 years of combined experience in the industry and state-of-the-art, modern double glazed units to install.
All of our Argon gas sealed and uPVC windows are made by industry-leading German brand Kommerling. This is because we believe that our customers deserve high-quality, durable replacement windows for their home improvements and only want to supply them with the best products on the market.
We have so many windows & doors on offer. You can choose the perfect addition to your home from our stylish range of double glazing products.
Feel free to talk to one of our expert joiners about double glazing. Either choose your products online and get a free quote or visit our Glasgow showroom to speak to one of our team members.
Unrivalled quality assurance and proven great customer experience
Having formed a rich partnership with Kommerling, we offer unrivalled technological innovation and exceptional German design pedigree. Our glazing solutions are manufactured to BS7950 British standard and PAS23/24 security standards.
Why You Need Double Glazing Stirling
If you’re a homeowner in Stirling, Falkirk or Alloa, double glazed windows are a must-have. Having new windows installed can both add value to your property and minimise the cost of day-to-day living in one, easy, one-off investment. Here are a few benefits of double glazing.
First, they help keep you warm. We don’t need to tell you how valuable this is in Scotland’s climate, but it’s the main reason people want double glazed windows, so we’ll start here. The extra insulation stops your central heating from working so hard to heat your home, meaning it takes less energy to get to the right temperature. By being more energy-efficient, you manage to save money on energy bills and become more eco-friendly at the same time!
Double glazing also helps boost your property’s security. The thicker glass panes make your windows & doors less vulnerable to breaking and entering, allowing you to sleep easy knowing burglars are likely to be put off from your house.
Single glazing doesn’t just make you more attractive to intruders but leaves you more vulnerable to rot and other environmental damage. Double glazed windows help protect from damage caused by water leaks, cutting down the upkeep involved with your household.
They also help to reduce the noise that can be heard from outside, allowing you to relax in peace!
All these things are what buyers look for in properties, which means your house will be worth more after you install new windows.
Alternative Glazing Options: UPVC Windows & Doors
There are methods, other than double glazing, that can be employed to help insulate and protect you home from the environment in Central Scotland. We stock a range of uPVC plastic products that would make a great addition to double glazed windows in your home.
Our uPVC windows are an excellent way to further protect windows from rot and other weather damage. We use strong, lightweight plastic in our products, which also helps to reduce noise, increase thermal insulation and make your home more secure.
uPVC doors are another popular product we supply. They are cheaper and easier to maintain than traditional wooden front doors, which are particularly vulnerable to weather damage. Our doors are made with high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship for a state-of-the-art end product.
Want to find out if any of these would be a suitable addition to your home? Get in touch with our Glasgow office on 01417747065 for more information about double glazing in your postcode.
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Our double glazed doors are made with care and precision.
Contact us to find out more about our range of doors and double glazed products. We can assist you if you are working on a DIY project, or you have the help of an architect or installer.