Cut the Costs of Your Energy Bills by Replacing Those Less Than Energy Efficient Wooden Windows & uPVC Windows Fitted Prior to 2004

With the costs of energy increasing at an alarming rate, the benefits of replacing those less than energy efficient wooden and uPVC replacement windows that were fitted prior to 2004 have never been more apparent.

Window Energy Ratings were first introduced in 2004 to demonstrate the energy efficiency of replacement uPVC windows. Now is the time to check out the how you can reduce the costs of your household energy bills and also the effects on climate change by installing energy efficient replacement uPVC windows.

A major source of heat loss is through walls and windows so DOUBLE GLAZING, closing curtains, cavity and loft insulation can prove to be COST-EFFECTIVE WAYS TO SAVE ENERGY.

With the announcement today that gas bills could “top £1,000 a year”. It’s been reported that the annual average gas bills could rise from £600 to more than £1,000 early in the next year.

Centrica managing director Jake Ulrich warned that gas prices were likely to continue rising "for some time".

"I think it is going to hit people hard," he said.

"I do think we will see people change their behaviour, I think people will use less energy and I hate to go back to the Jimmy Carter days in the US but maybe it's two jumpers instead of one”.

Never has there been more a pressing need to INVEST IN DOUBLE GLAZING to cut down on heat loss and REDUCE THE COST OF ENERGY BILLS.

SGG PLANITHERM TOTAL glass offers the opportunity to deliver a C rated window energy rating and this means that the homeowner enjoys Energy Saving Recommended C Rated Windows without breaking the bank.