Shrewsbury & Surrounding Areas
Secondary Glazing Units
If you are looking to upgrade the windows of your Shrewsbury home, then secondary glazing may be the right choice for you. Based in Shrewsbury, we install top quality Granada secondary glazing. Learn more below or get a quote to get started.
BENEFITS OF SECONDARY GLAZING
Secondary glazing will provide enhanced insulation and thermal comfort to increase the quality of outdated single glazed windows. Working with profiles from Granada, the largest secondary glazing manufacturer in the UK, so that Shrewsbury homeowners are getting the highest quality secondary glazing installations from Window Revive.
Quality Secondary Glazing
Our secondary glazing installations are made with strong and slim aluminium frames, giving you a sleek result. Unlike double glazing, there is no need to replace the entire window unit when you choose secondary glazing, so you can get all of the benefits without all the hassle.
Increase the Security of Your Home
Secondary glazing is a highly affordable alternative to replacing your windows, as well as a discreet, slimline installation. By adding another layer of glass, you increase the security of your windows, making them more durable against would-be intruders.
Improve Thermal Efficiency
Secondary glazing increases the insulation of single glazed windows by around 65%. With improved thermal control in the home, you will considerably cut your heating bills and your carbon footprint.
Soundproof Your Home
You will rest peacefully in your home with the increased soundproofing you get from having high-quality secondary glazing installed. With an additional layer on your windows, noise from outside the home will be reduced by around 80%.
Horizontal & Vertical Sliding Secondary Glazing Units
Our horizontal sliding units slide easily from left to right, making them suitable for a wide range of windows. They are slim and versatile and are easy to access for cleaning and ventilation. If you want the most straightforward window profile, then the horizontal sliding unit is ideal for you.
The distinction between the horizontal and vertical units is illustrated in the name – unlike the horizontal profile, our vertical sliding units open on a vertical track, panes fitting over each other much like a sliding sash window. These are also incredibly easy to operate and run smoothly over a track fitted to the sides of your window sill. They are also able to be made with a specialised tilt-in or slide-pass function, making it easier to clean and access the outside of the window.
Hinged Units - Best for Casement and Patio Windows
The hinged secondary glazing unit is attached to one side of the window frame, opening on hinges like a door. Without any transoms or mullions (the bars that divide sliding windows) you can enjoy a completely uninterrupted view. These windows are available with a multi-point locking system or butt hinges.
Casement and Patio windows open in the same way, so they are a well-suited combination.
Fixed & Lift Out Secondary Glazing Units
Our fixed unit windows are the only unmoveable secondary glazing option we offer. These window panes are fixed in place in front of an existing window to create a stationary secondary fitting. Because of their design, they are ideal for rooms where there is not adequate space to open a window.
Lift out units are conceptually very similar to our fixed units, except they are able to be removed when needed. Able to be taken out for cleaning and ventilation, these are a better solution if you need to use and air out the room often. They are ideal for rooms where you only need limited access to the window behind as they are more awkward to remove and replace than another unit would be to open and close.
Bespoke, Sleek and Seamless Designs
Our secondary glazing profiles are designed to fit with a range of classic and contemporary window styles. With made-to-measure products, you will have an addition to your windows that will blend seamlessly and give you the best result in both performance and aesthetics. The style, colour, and shape are within your control so that you can create the perfect secondary glazing installation to suit your needs.
Whatever the shape and size of your window, our secondary glazing profiles are custom-made for each order, so we can create a range of bespoke and arched units. There is virtually no limit to the shapes and sizes that we can offer, leaving no restrictions on who can add secondary glazing to their home.
Contact Us Today
Ready to enhance your home with secondary glazing? Contact Window Revive today for a quote. We are based in Shrewsbury and serve Church Stretton, Oswestry, Whitchurch, and the surrounding areas. Our team of experts will guide you every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is secondary glazing?
Secondary glazing is the process of improving single glazed windows and upgrading the thermal performance of your home. By adding an additional sheet of glass to your existing window, your insulation will be greatly improved.
How much does secondary glazing cost?
Much like any home improvement, the price of secondary glazing changes based on your needs and preferences. If you would like to get a quote, use our free online quote generator and get a bespoke, no-obligation quote.
How will secondary glazing improve my home?
Secondary glazing will improve the thermal insulation, security, soundproofing, and aesthetics of your home. With such a wealth of positive impacts, secondary glazing is the ideal upgrade to your home.
Why is secondary glazing so popular?
Many people don’t want the amount of disruption that a window replacement, or multiple, will bring, so they stick with underperforming windows. Secondary glazing gives another option to improve your windows with a lot less interruption to your daily life. Secondary glazing is also considerably cheaper than a new double glazing installation, making it more accessible to many people.
Do you provide any guarantees?
All products we install are backed by a ten-year independent insurance guarantee backed by Homepro Insurance. All repairs are covered for twelve months, with parts and labour included.
