Window FAQ’s

There are many warning signs that indicate it’s time to replace your windows. If you notice that your windows are becoming worn, outdated, or letting in draughts then it’s time to replace your old windows. New windows will not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of your home but they will also improve the performance and comfort of your home.

At DM Windows we offer a huge range of uPVC and aluminium windows that are available in different styles including casement, sliding sash, tilt & turn, bay & bow, and flush sash. All are compatible with double or triple glazing to improve your home’s thermal performance.

Absolutely! Our uPVC and aluminium windows are available in a huge range of customisation options including your choice of colour, hardware and glazing options. You can even choose from a range of woodgrain effects to give your home an authentic charm.

Designed with performance in mind, our aluminium windows feature an innovative polyamide thermal break technology which effectively works to prevent heat loss, conserve energy, and save you money in the long run.

Security comes as standard with windows from DM Windows. Featuring multipoint locking systems and quality hardware, you can enjoy complete peace of mind knowing that you and your family are protected from any unwanted visitors.

Upgrading to double glazing will have a huge impact on the thermal efficiency of your home. Double glazing offers numerous benefits including preventing condensation, reducing external noise, conserving energy, and helping to save you money on your energy bills.

Window energy ratings are measurements of how energy efficient your windows are. The U-value of a window indicates the amount of heat transfer the window allows, the lower the number the more insulating it is.

Depending on what style, colour and finish you choose will determine the price of your new uPVC windows. With so many options available, we can design and install the perfect windows for your home.

Not at all! Our aluminium windows are virtually maintenance-free. They only require a simple wipe down every so often with warm soapy water to keep them in pristine condition.

No! You don’t need planning permission to replace your windows. However, if you live in a conservation area you may be restricted with what type of windows you’re allowed.