The Window & Conservatory Hub

We provide you with the facility to search and compare installers, purchase products or packaged services and research all about home and business improvement available to you in the UK. We aim to ensure you get the best professional for your planned project, at the best price in an honest and timely fashion. From a small residential renonvation to large commercial new build, our simple to use comparison system and friendly staff will ensure you get the best advice and installer saving you £££ on your project.

One of the areas where home owners can make a big statement is with the garage and the driveway leading up to it. From simple up and over installations to state of the art electronic systems, there are solutions for most budgets. A garage door and driveway gate combination can add significant value to your home whilst ensuring your property is more secure. If you are using your garage for something other than keeping your car, you can opt for insulated panels that protect the room better from the outside elements.

Finding the right door to fit your home or for your business can mean undertaking a great deal of research. Whether you want to add some style to your new patio design or provide a hi-tech solution for customers to get in and out of your shop, there are manufacturers, suppliers and installers just waiting for your order. The trick is to find that one that suits your needs at a price you can afford. Here we take a look at everything there is to know about doors from how they began to where you can find the best ones for your home or business.

If you want to get more natural light into your home, there is no better way than to introduce either French or patio doors. Not only do they appeal with their timeless elegance, they can also be opened in the summer to let in all that fresh air and give people uninhibited access to the patio and garden beyond. Whether you want the traditional look of French windows or the modern vibe of a bi-fold pivot door, finding something that fits in with the décor of your home is all-important. When we think of patio doors we generally envisage the sliding variety but they actually encompass all varieties including French doors/windows and bi-fold doors.

So you have decided which conservatory you would like and when you want it. The next step you have to take is deciding on the roof, windows, and doors that you would like installed. It may sound like a very simple task, but it is not as easy as it may seem. You need to have an idea of what you want the roof to be made from and how strong it should be, as well as the type of doors and windows you want to have installed. Here is a little guide to the different options available to you to help you make up your mind.

Conservatories are hugely popular in Britain. On those cool summer days, there is nothing like sitting on a comfortable chair in your conservatory with a good book and the sun shining in on you. They make a slightly drearier summer day feel like the Mediterranean with the way they keep you warm, and it certainly won't leave you feeling blue about the classic British summer and your lack of a hot vacation. So if you have plans to buy a conservatory this summer, make sure you have a quick read of this guide.

If you don't know your facias and soffits from your gutters, bargeboards or box ends, then this guide is designed to walk you through all the design aspects of your roof. It is one area of the home that many of us overlook, particularly when it comes to older buildings where a quick coat of paint can mask potential damage such as damp and rot. The edge of your roof, where it settles onto the walls of the building, is actually a complex place, an intricate array of gutters and facias, soffits and even the odd birdcomb.

Often considered the height of social mobility, conservatories have become a lot more popular in recent years with a wide range of people. They offer a cheaper alternative to a full-blown extension and have numerous benefits including providing a space which has a lot of natural light and captures the heat to stay warm in the winter. A conservatory is a room that has a glass roof and walls, built onto a house. As with many building projects, if you are want to install a conservatory then you need to do your homework and make sure you are getting the design and value for money you require.

There can be little doubt that investing in a conservatory for your home can be a great move. A conservatory will be able to extend your lounge, give you a new dinning room or even be able to function as an office. Not only will a conservatory give you much needed extra space and light but will also increase the value of your property too. If you are thinking about getting yourself a new conservatory then below are a few things to consider before taking the plunge. The fist thing to consider when buying a conservatory is its location.

Windows cover a surprisingly large amount of the wall space in our homes and offices, providing valuable light, insulation and ventilation that we couldn't do without. They come in different shapes, sizes and designs ranging from simple uPVC single windows to the more ornate, wood framed installations that have been specially made for period buildings. Installing high quality, energy efficient double or triple glazed windows can significantly reduce the amount you spend on your heating bills and also provide a higher degree of security for your property.