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Replacement Windows

Installing replacement windows can be the answer to many problems, from stopping chilly draughts and heat loss to updating tired, damaged frames and lower window security.

Worn-out windows can cost you more in energy bills as well as being unsightly or difficult to use. They could also be compromising the security of your home. Get in touch with Anglian and we can schedule a design appointment and give you a free no-obligation quote for window replacement.

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Signs You Need to Replace Your Windows

Replacement windows can make a huge difference to your home, more than you might think. Here are some signs that it may be time to replace those old windows.

  1. Condensation Between the Panes

    If there is condensation between the glass panes, it means the seals on your double glazing have 'blown'. This lets moisture get between the panes, which damages the window over time. It also makes your windows less energy-efficient.

  2. Draughts Around the Frame

    Feeling a cold draught from your window is a sign the weather seals have failed. Defective weather seals allow water and draughts to enter your home and heat to escape. Older windows and modern seals are often not compatible, so it’s best to replace the window when your weather seals go.

  3. Difficulty Opening and Closing

    Windows often become hard to open or close because of a warped or damaged frame, broken mechanisms or damaged hinges. It could be as serious as a broken lintel. With something like damaged frames and mechanisms, a replacement window is the best option.

  4. Damage to Hinges and Handles

    Hinges may rust, handles can break or become loose, and glass can crack over time. Older damaged hinges and handles often can’t be replaced because technology has moved on. Replacement windows are the best way to make sure your windows work the way they are supposed to.

  5. Damage to Glass

    Window glass can get damaged as the years go by. On older properties, single glazing is particularly vulnerable. Damaged double glazed units can be swapped out, but if you go with a different company than the original supplier, there is no guarantee of quality or energy efficiency.

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Our three replacement window material options are Made in Britain with strong security features and have a 10-year guarantee on parts and labour.

Choose Your Replacement Window Styles

Choose your replacement windows from our range of styles, customisable to suit contemporary and period homes alike.

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Casement Windows

Casement windows open outwards from top or side hinges, closing with a lip over the frame to keep draughts and weather out. Available double or triple glazed in uPVC they are also available in wood, and aluminium. Our most customisable style, create yours with a huge range of colours, configurations and finishing touches.

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Flush Casement Windows

Flush casement windows close flush in their frame for a stylish, designer look. Choose from a range of colours and customisations in uPVC or wood. Upgrade your replacement windows to triple glazing for an A++ energy efficiency rating in uPVC. Perfect for modern or period homes, they meet the requirements for some UK conservation areas.

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Sash Windows

Sash windows are the perfect like for like replacement window for period homes. Replacement sash windows have modern security features and are up to A-rated for energy efficiency. Choose between uPVC and wood with a large range of customisations available.

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Tilt & Turn Windows

Tilt and turn windows open by turning inwards on a side hinge or tilting inwards from a bottom hinge. They're a popular choice for conservatories and balcony replacement windows. Our tilt and turn windows come in uPVC in a wide choice of colours and finishes.

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Bay Windows

Bay windows are either structural or non-structural and come in a range of styles. You can choose casement, flush, sash, or tilt and turn windows for your bay. Customise your replacement windows to suit your home and style with a range of colours, period bars or decorative glass options available.

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Long-Term Cost Savings with Energy-Efficient Windows

Replacing your windows can actually save you money in the long run by helping increase the energy efficiency of your home. Older windows with poor insulation or broken seals can mean your home is losing heat, leading to more use of your central heating or other expensive heating devices.

Modern windows with double or triple glazing are highly energy-efficient, helping to keep your home at a comfortable temperature all through the year. This means less pressure on your central heating and lower energy bills. While window replacement can be a big expenditure, it could save you money over the long term.

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Replacement Windows Guarantees

Our guarantee is backed by insurance and lasts for 10 years. Your replacement windows also come with a 10-15-year guarantee for the sealed glass unit. Replacing your windows with Anglian means your home is getting an upgrade that will last for many years to come.

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Replacement Window Installation Process

  • Step 1

    Home or virtual visit

    You’ll speak to your Anglian design expert either in person at your home or through a virtual visit. They’ll take you through your options and provide you with a quote for your replacement windows.

  • Step 2

    Technical survey

    One of our technical surveyors will visit your home to thoroughly measure your windows to be replaced and ensure you're happy with your chosen options.

  • Step 3

    UK Manufacture

    Your new windows will be made to measure at our state-of-the-art factories here in the UK, ready for installation in your home.

Options for Window Repairs

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Replacement Window Furniture from the Anglian Shop

Are you searching for replacement window furniture? You can find a variety of products to buy online at our Anglian Shop.

We offer handles for uPVC, aluminium, and wooden windows. We also have furniture for sash windows, such as sash hooks and cam locks.

These products are perfect for small window repairs that you can do yourself, refreshing the look of your home and making your windows more usable. Additionally, we have window cleaning and maintenance supplies. These supplies are great for keeping your uPVC windows in excellent condition.

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Anglian Double Glazing Window Repairs

If you think you need a double glazing repair or window replacement, Anglian can help.

If you notice problems like a cold draught or visible damage, the first step is to visit our Windows Clinic. This has answers to common questions about window repairs, giving you a place to start in identifying problems and seeing if you need double glazing repairs or a replacement.

If you need help from Anglian, you can ask for a service visit on our website. Our experts will contact you to schedule a convenient time and date.

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Common Double Glazing Issues

Problems with double glazing can include the glass fogging up or showing condensation inside. This can mean the air-tight seal has a leak or has ‘blown’. Likewise, a blown seal can also cause draughts.

Water coming through the window can mean a broken weather seal or a blockage that prevents drainage.

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Window Repair vs Replacement

In most cases, replacing a window can be a better option for older or damaged windows. Modern window designs have higher levels of security and energy-efficiency to protect against weather damage and other problems.

Repairs are naturally cheaper than a window replacement, but long-term reliability is increased with new window installation. If your windows are within the guarantee, you may choose to replace the glazing or seals.

What to Expect During Installation

When your replacement windows are ready for installation, we’ll arrange a day when you’re at home so we can fit your new windows.
It’s a good idea to make sure the space around windows is as clear as possible and there are no ornaments or clutter around before installation. Our installers will protect the area and carpets with protective sheets while they carry out their work. Once the work is complete they make good around windows before handing over.
Your Anglian installers will show you how to use your new windows and make sure you’re satisfied with the installation.

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Your Questions Answered by us

How much do replacement windows cost?

Many people ask us about the cost of replacing windows. The answer is simple: window sizes differ between properties in the UK, so there is no set price. There are many factors to think about. That's why we say that having a consultation with our team, either in person or online, is the best way to get a quote.

Is it worth replacing 20-year-old double glazing?

If your double glazing is 20 years old or older, it could be worth replacing. This is especially important if the window is damaged or worn out. By replacing your double glazing, you can save up to 25% on your yearly energy bills.

How often should you replace the windows in your house?

The lifespan of your windows depends on the material. Well-maintained windows can last for over 20 years. Our white uPVC windows have a BBA accreditation, which means they can last for more than 35 years.

Should I replace all my windows at once?

If you can, replace all the windows in your home at once. This will make your home more consistently energy efficient and attractive and increase its value. If that's not possible, replacing all the windows on the front or back of your house is a good alternative.

Should I replace the glass in my windows?

You can replace the glass in your windows without changing the frame. If you bought your windows from Anglian within the last 15 years, and you have condensation between the glass (which means your sealed units have blown), we'll replace the glass in the window frame. It's covered by our 15-year sealed unit guarantee.

How long do replacement windows last?

Newly fitted windows can last 30 years or more depending on the material. uPVC is the most durable type of window, though wood and aluminium can also last for several decades.

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    The British Board of Agrement provides certification on the quality of our products.
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    The British Fenestration Ratings Council is the UK’s national system for rating energy efficient windows.
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    The Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme ensures window installers comply with buildings regulations in England & Wales.
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