With the high cost of energy being what it is today, it is no wonder that so many people are thinking about home insulation and double glazed wooden windows & just how it might reduce energy consumption and heating bills in the home.

 

Taking a look at you last energy bill will quite likely cause you a double take as you wonder how to get the cost down next time.

 

Replacement of an old single glazed sash window for a new wooden double glazed window is definitely putting a foot in the right direction.

 

It has been long proven that by using as much of the home insulation products that are available on the market today as possible should all combine to keep your energy bills lower and reduce ones discomfort during the colder periods.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ask any savvy homeowner where they think that the majority of heat is lost, they will tell you its through the doors and windows. While this is true to a point, the truth of the matter is that this happens through un-insulated roofs as well. A combined effort is truly the way to success when it comes to home insulation.

 

 

Double glazed timber windows are able to do their magic due to the fact that they provide a double layer of insulation to a home. This double layer allows for a noticeable decrease in your electric bill by a sizable amount. Over the course of a year, these savings can really add up in the long run.

 

Installation is very easy for a professional window fitter. The advantage of this is that you will get a full guarantee on the installation if something happens to the windows.

 

The life expectancy of Upvc double glazed sash windows is around a couple of decades but with wooden double glazed sash windows and with proper care and use they can last a few hundred years! This means that you can save a large amount over the life of the home.

 

Double glazed sash windows can really help reduce your energy consumption and we would be delighted to provide you with a quote. Let The Wooden Window Workshop help get you started on the savings that can be made and get ahead of the energy crisis before it gets worse!