Check Your Windows and Doors to Keep the Heat in

With Christmas now passed, many of us will now be returning to work and regretting eating so much over the holiday period

. Hopefully everyone has had an enjoyable festive period with family and friends and with the white Christmas making many peoples Christmas weve been able to enjoy the traditional Christmas weather. Whilst the snow can be fun to play in once you have had all the snowball fights and built all the snowmen youll want to return to the warmth of your home and warm up. Some homes though are not as warm as others, this isnt usually a case of a lack of heating but in fact relates to the ability your house has to save that heat from escaping. Poorly insulated homes can be incredibly cold at this time of year and with the sub zero temperatures set to continue then now is the best time to evaluate how well your house performs at heat loss prevention. Heat is lost through our walls, windows, doors and even the roof, there are ways to ensure our house stays warm with each of these vulnerable points. Whilst many people have heard of loft and cavity wall insulation not many people are aware of how windows and doors factor in to heat loss prevention. Even with windows and doors shut they can still let a lot of cold air in, especially if you have older frames which may not have double glazed windows fitted. Double glazed windows are now almost standard in most homes but there are still some homes which are yet to get double glazing meaning they are losing a lot of heat during the day and night from having just one pane of uninsulated glass for their windows. Double glazing uses a sealed gap between two panes of glass to act as insulation like people have between their walls. Even getting double glazing might not be enough, some double glazing seals can leak after time, older installations can be prone to this over time but newer uPVC frames are much more durable as well as being low maintenance. uPVC is a strong, durable material that many peoples window frames, doors and conservatories are now built from and comes in a variety of styles and appearances. A lot of home owners may not like the familiar bright white frames but there are now wood effect uPVC frames that will retain your homes appearance and character. If youre looking for ways to save money on heating costs and warm up your home then uPVC Double glazing and doors can be just what you need, check out the cheap double glazing quotes online to get the best deal available locally.

Check Your Windows and Doors to Keep the Heat in

By: Phil Adams-Wright

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