Save on Your Energy Bills

Enjoy Lower Energy Bills by Insulating Your Home and Installing Energy Saving Windows

How Can You Save Money On Lower Energy Bills?

According to the Energy Saving Trust, home insulation and double glazing is one of the most effective ways to stop wasting energy in your home.

For example, insulating an un-insulated loft could save you around £150 a year and reduce your carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions too.

We can help you save on your energy bills with products geared for your North London home:

 Quality Double Glazed Windows:

Double glazing your home is a very effective way of reducing heat loss and our extensive range of attractive UPVC, Timber and Aluminium double glazed windows are made to the highest standards to add to the appearance, warmth and value of your home.

But poor fitting of double glazing, with gaps and badly aligned openers will do nothing at all to keep your warmth in.

With our own fitting teams, The Window Centre provide excellent fitting to bring out the best in your new windows.

Many London homes have suspended wooden floors which can be a major source of draughts and loss of heat.

Our Eco Super Floor service seals the draughts and provides 60mm or more suspended floor insulation.

Enjoy your ground floor rooms even in winter!

 Porches

A simple but stylish porch can add to your home’s appearance and lower your energy bills at the same time.

Ask about our Porch design service for your home.

 Home Energy Performance Certificates

Government guidelines are now in place to make homes as energy efficient as possible and if you want to sell or rent your home you need an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate). The certificate provides 'A' to 'G' ratings for the building, with 'A' being the most energy efficient and 'G' being the least, with the average nationally requiring a C rating as from 1st October.

Obviously, the higher the energy efficiency score, the better the asking price for your property can be….

How would your home score?

 Half Your Home’s Heat Escapes Through The Windows, Doors And Loft Space

Around 30% of carbon emissions come from domestic homes and as much as half the heat escapes through the windows, doors and loft space – that is unless the home is properly insulated with well manufactured energy saving doors and windows and the recommended levels of loft insulation.

Insulating your loft space with old blankets and bits of cardboard to walk on is nowhere near enough to meet the energy and usability requirements expected of today’s homes.

Why not insulate your loft properly and make it usable and safe too at the same time?

See our Loft Sense service and how this will help you save on your energy bills and add value to your home.