Why You Need New Windows This Winter

Worrying about whether your windows are energy efficient enough will have been the last thing on your mind during the summer months as the warmth of the sun will have kept your household suitably insulated. But with winter on the way it is something you need to be thinking about.

Tell-tale signs that your windows aren’t providing the necessary thermal efficiency your home requires are:

·         Excessive heat loss

·         Noticeable cold draughts indoors

·         Expensive energy bills

·         Any flickering of the flame when you hold a candle close to your windows

·         Very little heat transference from the sun

Should you suspect that any of the above is occurring then you need to have new replacement energy efficient windows fitted. We recommend that you do it now before temperatures drop to normal winter levels.

The region’s most extensive window range

Each window type sold at Planet provides exceptional energy efficiency, particularly our A+ Plus windows which provide the very best insulation.

After having them integrated into your residence it will feel distinctly warmer and you’ll be able to rely on your traditional heating system less often. This will even be the case when temperatures hit freezing as they’re incredibly good at shielding indoor environments from the elements all-year round.

More than just energy saving

In addition to their thermal qualities, you can also expect our window designs to improve the aesthetics of your property.

We have a very broad selection of finishes to choose from, so finding a colour that matches the styling of the house should not be an issue.

It’s also worth mentioning that they will better protect your home as they come affixed with the latest secure locking mechanism. Fewer hours of daylight over the coming months gives intruders added motivation to attempt breaking into your private living space. Our windows will stop them in their tracks.

Don’t delay buying new windows any longer. Purchase them from Planet today.