Yes, Customers are more than welcome to visit the showroom and view our wide range of Windows, Entrance Doors and Composite Doors. The opening hours are Mon-Fri 8am– 5pm & Thurs 8am-9pm
If you swapped all the single-glazed windows in a three-bedroom semi-detached house for Swish ”A” Rated Double Glazing you could save between £110 and £238 a year on your heating bill.
* figures from GGF Carbon Calculator based on typical semi-detached house using oil central heating
Yes, all the Windows from Swish Windows are Internally Glazed as standard for Maximum Security along with a 2-3 point locking system with a key lock on all openings large & small. We also offer an upgraded version of the Windows & Doors if you added Security is required.
No not all UPVC are the same. Some are made from higher specification material for better quality and longer lasting performance and better Colour Stability.
Yes. All Windows are energy rated. With the Swish Window there is the option between an “A” rated Window or the Trimax Window that is “A” Rated.
Due to its unique properties UPVC is well known as one of the best materials for making Windows and Door frames from, also hold better U-Values that some other popular materials eg. Wood Aluminium & Metal.
No. UPVC Windows are a remarkably low maintenance material, they easily withstand the UK Climate and there is no discolouration, no fading, no rusting and no rotting, all the maintenance required is to clean the frames along with the Glass and lubricate the Locks, Hinges and Handles annually.
Swish Windows Supply & Fit Window & Doors that are available in 12 Different Colours & Woodgrain finishes along with Duel Coloured Windows & Door, this means you can have any colour from the range outside and a totally different colour on the inside.
Click link to Colour chart
The benefits of double or triple glazing are widely known as being:
Energy Efficiency
Reduced Heating Bills
Heat Retention
Noise Reduction
Increased Security
Reduced Condensation
A Trimax Triple Glazed Window was the first Triple Glazed Window used by Swish Windows in 2007 at a time when energy prices are going through the roof and money had to be used prudently.
