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For centuries, people had the idea that a large amount of heat loss is due to the bad insulation of door and windows, as well as walls. Some researches have been conducted in the past to measure the volume of air that goes through doors and windows when those are closed, and the results are staggering!
To counteract this phenomenon, an easy method has arisen called double glazing. In this article, we'll explain what double glazing is, its advantages, and costs.
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Double glazing is when you install air between two glasses to get better insulation, instead of installing windows with only one glass. The two glasses are fixed together thanks to a spacer that seals the windows and is composed of desiccant to absorb humidity.
If you want to further insulate your property, you can opt for triple glazing and get peace of mind regarding your heating bills.
Several frames are available to install regarding the type of house you own:
But to be sure that your home is fully efficient, you should also check your boiler performances. If you notice, after installing double glazed windows, that you still need to pay a consequent amount of money on your heating bill, it might imply that it is time to change your boiler and opt for a more efficient one.
The installation costs depend mostly on the type of property you own. The style, shape, size and the number of windows having a major impact on the final installation price. Moreover, the type of frame that you chose will also impact the installation cost.
Studies have shown that you can save money on your heating bill by installing double glazing in your property. But what amount does it represent exactly?
According to the Energy Savings Trust, if you own a house that is already A rated but had only single glazed windows, you could save up to £140 per year. Installing A++ rated double glazed windows in the place of single glazing could save you up to £150.
As prices of energy have risen significantly, investing in double glazing seems inevitable. However, to lower your installation costs, you can apply for a grant that will help you fund your project. Unfortunately, the Green Deal no longer exists, however, there are other window grants for you to consider.
Are you interested in investing in double glazed windows or double glazed doors? As mentioned, the cost of double glazing installation can vary depending on multiple factors. Since there is no standard price for double glazing, there is a risk you could be overcharged and not realise it. This is why it's crucial to compare quotes from multiple installers, so you can have a better idea of what a fair price is and choose the best deal.
But how do you find quotes from multiple double glazing installers? And how can you tell if the installers are qualified or not? Thankfully, GreenMatch can help you with this.
We have a network of qualified window and door installers across the UK. We can provide you with up to 4 free, non-binding quotes from installers available in your area. You can then compare their quotes and objectively choose the best price. This saves you from wasting hours of your time researching, and helps you avoid being ripped off! Click the button below to get your free double glazing quotes now.
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