COVID-19 and the ensuing difficult months seems to have brought out the DIY enthusiasts, as so many Kiwis have taken to renovating their homes with a vengeance!
However, most of us need to partner up with a professional for any serious work, and Eco Doors & Windows are there to help with updating your old draughty windows with uPVC, lower maintenance, higher thermal performance.
uPVC windows are ideal for helping keep your house warmer in winter and cooler in summer, by combining uPVC’s natural insulating properties with double-glazing. This means their windows achieve thermal insulation levels that far exceed even thermally broken aluminium – and at a very competitive price.
Eco Doors & Windows’ uPVC profiles are built to withstand 40 years or more in New Zealand conditions, keeping in mind that UV does not affect the uPVC. The frames are very low maintenance – uPVC won’t rot, rust or corrode, does not require painting, and can simply be cleaned using soapy water. It is only the hinges and other moving parts where occasional maintenance is recommended.
Unlike aluminium and timber, uPVC cannot be deformed by moisture or changes in temperature, and being such an effective thermal insulator, uPVC windows and doors make your home more energy-efficient. uPVC is also recycled in Europe, and Eco Doors & Windows’ German supplier utilises recycled uPVC for internal components of their joinery. With the market rapidly growing in New Zealand and Australia, in time they expect to see uPVC being recycled locally.
Eco Doors & Windows suggest that their customer buy their new windows ‘Supply Only’ and install them themselves, or better still, get Eco Doors & Windows’ expert team of installers to put them in. They deliver a quality install experience backed by after sales and service, so more information on aluminium joinery, UPVC framing and UPVC windows Wellington please go to https://ecowindows.nz .
