Are your doors energy efficient?

Yes, we work hard to ensure all the products we use are energy efficient to ensure your home remains environmentally friendly.

How much do new doors cost?

The cost of a door is dependent on a number of factors such as the material, design and thermal performance. We are able to provide doors that suit your budget.

What material is best for doors?

Various materials can be effective to use for doors from classic uPVC, to composite and timber. The material you choose will depend on budget, aesthetic and other factors.

Can French doors be replaced with bifold doors?

Yes, you can! By replacing old French doors with bifold doors, you can easily connect your home, garden, and patio. This is one of the best (and easiest) ways to improve your home.

Do I need planning permission for new doors?

Most homes have "permitted development", which means that you probably won't need planning permission to put in new doors. A few things don't follow this rule, for example homes in conservation areas may require planning permission.

How do you know if you need a new door?

There are lots of signs to look out for when deciding whether a new door is the right option for you. Key signs include there being a draught or damage to the door material.

Do I need planning permission for new windows?

Most homes are covered by 'permitted development', which means that you probably won't need planning permission to put in new windows. This rule has a few exceptions, such as, creating new bay windows and installing windows for properties in conservation areas.

Can you replace windows in older properties?

Yes, we can replace windows in older homes and will endeavour to align the design with the property’s existing aesthetic and feel.

What colours are available for uPVC windows?

Our uPVC windows are available in a range of colours from traditional white to colours that allow for more personality. Head to our windows pages to find out more about the colours we have available.

What is A rated double glazing?

Energy efficient home improvements are incredibly important, which is why we use A rated double glazing for our windows. This ensures that your windows retain heat, therefore improving energy efficiency for the long term and reducing your energy usage.

FAQs - The Essex Window Store

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