Tell us about the opening.

uPVC insulates better on its own and needs almost no upkeep, which suits bedrooms, coastal homes and anywhere heat or noise is the main concern. Aluminium is stronger, so it carries wider spans on thinner frames — better for large living-room openings and balcony sliders. Most of our projects use both, chosen room by room.

Typically four to six weeks from confirmed order to installation: about a week for survey and drawings, two to three for fabrication, and installation over one to three days depending on the number of openings. Custom finishes and imported hardware add time; we tell you that at quoting stage, not later.

Yes. Removal, disposal and the making-good around the opening are part of the installation scope. We'll flag any civil work that falls outside it before we start.

Both are free. The indicative estimate is based on your openings and city; the on-site survey converts it into a fixed, itemised quote per opening.

Yes — powder-coated RAL shades, anodised finishes and woodgrain laminates on uPVC. Sample chips are available at the experience centre so you're choosing off the actual finish, not a screen.

Substantially, if the glass build and the sealing are right. Laminated acoustic glass with an asymmetric double-glazed unit and properly compressed gaskets makes the largest difference; a single-glazed window in a good frame will not. We specify against your actual conditions rather than a generic promise.

Call us. Hardware alignment, gasket replacement and operational issues are handled by the same team that installed the system. Coverage terms are set out in your order document.

Yes — offices, hospitality and residential projects by the floor or by the tower. Send drawings and a schedule of openings and we'll come back with a rate structure.