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Wessex Windows is an established family run business servicing North Somerset, South Gloucestershire and surrounding areas. Established in 1976, Wessex Windows has delighted customers by providing quality services, installations and repairs.
Looking to compliment your home with beautiful sliding sash windows? The Window Company Bristol is the first choice for design and installation of sash windows in Bristol, North Somerset and Bath areas. We have been supplying and installing top quality sash windows in the region for over 25 years. Sash windows add a historical charm to a house. Refurbish your period home or add some classic charm to your home with our quality sash windows. Our range of sash window designs come with double glazing as standard and feature enhanced security due to the high quality locking systems these designs have.
The Somerset Sash Window Company have been upgrading & enhancing Somerset's Historic Sash Windows since 2010. We specialise in draught proofing, renovation and supply and fit of single and double glazed hardwood sash and casement windows. Based in Portishead Bristol we've built up an excellent reputation with our customers and suppliers. We take great pride in our work and believe this shows in our results so please get in touch for a free quotation. Contact The Somerset Sash Window Company for traditional yet very efficient sash windows in and around Bristol, Bath and Somerset.
At Britannia, we don't think you should compromise on the windows you want. All our windows are made in our state of the art factory near Bristol, so we can manufacture the perfect size and style of window to complement your home. At Britannia, quality is an obsession, and we want to make sure that your new windows are the best possible; that's why we are always at the forefront of innovation in our industry. We use A+ rated glass only, and you can choose between double or triple glazing. The modern PVCu we use is a far cry from the same material used in the 80s.
Once the appropriatesystem has been selected andprofessionally installed, aluminium proves to be a hard-wearing and reliable material. However, should you suffer any damage to yourapplication or other glass items, we provide a highly qualified repair service to help you swiftly and professionally! In the event that you've unexpectedly suffered damage to your windows, shopfronts or industrial glass, our emergency service covers all types of repairs, day or night. Phone 07885 163583, this is AA Glazing, we use these for emergency callouts and are highly recommended.
Double glazing creates an insulating barrier by trapping air between two panes of glass. Installing double glazing can cut your heating bills by around £135 a year as well as 720 kilograms of CO 2 - that's 4 double decker buses full of CO 2 each year. Low-emissivity (Low-E) coatings on glazing or glass control heat transfer through windows with insulated glazing. Windows manufactured with Low-E coatings typically cost about 10%-15% more than regular windows, but they reduce energy loss by as much as 30%-50%.
Our factory is situated directly adjacent to the showroom. We employ all local staff, some of whom have been with CR Windows for over twenty five years. The significant difference that you will find between CR Windows and our competitors in Bristol is that we manufacture all of our products on site. While other companies choose to "buy in" their products, we have complete control over what we are installing into your home. There will always be a friendly sales advisor on hand to discuss any requirements or questions that you may have, and there is a wealth of brochures and literature for you to take away and review at your leisure.
By adding a foil covering to the UPVC profile, it is now possible to have a wood grain effect on your windows. The standard colour for this has been dark mahogany, but now rosewood has gained the majority share in wood grain windows. Having windows in a darker colour can look great from the outside, but can also sometimes leave it looking too dark inside. You can now have the best of both worlds by having the standard white finish inside and a colour finish outside.
