Heath Windows and Doors

Our quotes are free and without obligation or pressure. Check our feed back and you will see that our customers often mention that we are a pleasure to deal with. We don’t play any of the games associated with this industry. No falsely inflated prices to show fake discounts. Book a home visit or pop into our Cardiff showroom.

If you have measurements and know exactly what you want, you can email details to us. You may like to use our estimate form to get a broad idea of the cost, but we’re more than happy to visit to measure so that we can provide an accurate quote.

Your purchase is important. It really is worth the effort to visit our Cardiff showroom where you can see the quality of our products and get to know us.

We supply energy-efficient double and triple glazed windows,  door and conservatory roofs within a reasonable driving distance from our base in Cardiff, including Newport, Rumney, Llandeyrn, St Mellons, Peterstone, Wentlooge, St Brides, Duffryn, Bassaleg, Pontprennau, Penarth, Dinas Powys, Barry, Radyr, St George’s, Drope, Gibbons Down, Wenvoe, Rhiwbina, Whitchurch, Penylan, Cyncoed, Thornhill, Heath, Lisvane, Llandaff, and all of the Vale of Glamorgan & Bridgend, plus all of the valleys. If you are unsure, give us a call, and we’ll advise.

Our Opening Times

Monday: 8am-4pm
Tuesday: 8am-4pm
Wednesday: 8am-4pm
Thursday: 8am-4pm
Friday: 8am-4pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm

It can be a problem for genuine businesses to compete with companies who double their prices to advertise 50% discounts. When we don’t offer these discounts, customers can think it means that we are expensive. This is a misconception born out of the discount culture that is prevalent in the home improvement industry. What do you want? A price that starts at £10,000 and is reduced to £5,000 after a couple of hours of haggling or someone who carries a genuine price list and tells you straight away that the price is £5,000?

When you visit our showroom, or we visit you, we will measure, advise and either give you a quote there and then or send it to you. It will be the best price we can give. You won’t have to haggle or wonder whether you should have pushed for more. If you read through our feedback on Google, you will see that this approach is mentioned in the comments.

Fully employed installers mean that we can control the quality. The double-glazing business is inconsistent throughout the year so most companies use self-employed contractors so that they don’t have salary overheads during quiet times. This can lead to unreliable standards. This isn’t good enough for us. We want to control the standards on every installation. For this reason, we fully employ our installers. This also means that our installers can take time out for training because they don’t lose income while they do so. 

We’re also Certass approved, and we secure your deposits with QANW Insurance Backed Guaranteed for further peace of mind. Exceptional installers fit our doors and windows with a great deal of expertise backed by continuous training. This is one of the benefits of using a company that fully employs its installers. We insist that they take the time to complete a first-class job, and because they are employed, they can afford to do so. We are Allchecked approved installers with verified reviews.

We supply all types of windows and doors, including uPVC Windows, aluminium windows and timber windows. If you are buying doors and windows, we supply every type of door. Entrance Doors include composite doors, GRP front doors, uPVC front doors and aluminium doors.

We also supply conservatories, garden rooms and verandas.

Also see our Conservatory Roof Replacement Cardiff page

Yes, it is generally worth replacing old double glazing. Old double glazing can have a number of issues, such as leaks, condensation, and reduced energy efficiency, which can result in higher energy bills. Additionally, newer double glazing technologies have improved significantly in recent years, which means that the replacement windows will likely be more energy-efficient and better at insulating your home. This can help you save money on energy bills in the long term, as well as make your home more comfortable to live in.

Savings will depend on the standard of your current glazing. The largest savings come from replacing old single glazing with good qulaity double glazing.

The life expectancy of double glazing can vary depending on the quality of the installation and the materials used. In general, double glazing can last for around 20 years or more if it’s well-maintained and installed correctly.

Factors like exposure to harsh weather conditions, damage, and wear and tear can impact its lifespan. It’s important to properly maintain your double glazing and to have it checked regularly by a professional to ensure its longevity.

It’s not usually the double-glazing units that end the life of windows although they can fail if air gets into them. The frames can warm especially if they are cheap or very old. Mostly windows are changed because the owner wants a fresh new look or a different style.

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Yes, double glazing technology has advanced significantly in recent years, making it more energy-efficient and durable than it was 20 years ago.

Modern double glazing windows feature better-made frames, stronger and more impact-resistant glass, improved sealants, and better insulation. These advancements in technology contribute to better noise reduction, reduced heat loss, and increased security.

Modern double glazing now offers a variety of customisation options such as decorative finishes and color variations. In summary, double glazing today is far superior to what it was 20 years ago.

There are several signs that your double glazing may need replacing. Here are a few things to look out for:

1. Condensation between the glass: If you notice condensation between the panes of your double glazing, it could be a sign that the seal has been compromised and moisture has seeped in. This can reduce the insulating properties of your windows.
2. Drafts: If you feel a draft coming from your windows even when they are closed, it could be a sign that the seals around the window frames have deteriorated.
3. Difficulty opening and closing: If you have to struggle to open or close your windows, it could be a sign that the frames have warped over time.
4. Damage: If your double glazing has any visible damage such as cracks or chips, it may need to be replaced.

If you notice any of these signs, it may be worth getting your double glazing inspected by a professional to determine whether replacement is necessary.

Our quotes are free and without obligation so don’tbe concerned about calling us out to advise.

While there isn’t necessarily a specific “best time” to buy double glazing, there are a few factors to consider depending on who you buy from.

Firstly, many companies tend to have (so-called) sales or promotions during the slower months of the year when there isn’t as much demand. This can include the winter months, as people are less likely to be thinking about home improvements during this time. Thes discounts are available all year but disguised as different offers so in reality, there is no difference.

You’ll find that we do not play games with prices. Our prices are fair and real. We do not inflate prices to give false discounts. 

If you  have your double glazing installed during the summer, it can help to reduce the disruption to your daily routine. You may also benefit from improved energy efficiency during the warmer months, as double glazing can help to keep your home cooler by reducing heat gain through your windows.

Ultimately, the best time to buy double glazing will depend on your individual circumstances and priorities. 

We are just as much fans of uPVC windows as we are of aluminium windows. They both have their place in the market and we help our customers choose the right windows depending on the house, their personal taste and the budget. The most popular windows in the UK are uPVC casement windows. Sometimes our customers will choose the same style of windows as the neighbours to help create a cohesive look in the street. Other customers choose windows that are completely different from any other houses because they want to stand out and maybe want a more contemporary look. Get in touch and we will help you make the right choice.