New Conservatory Installations in Sidcup and Surrounding Areas
• Energy Efficient
• Durable
• Secure
Help and Advice Every Step of the Way
There’s a lot to consider for a new conservatory, which is why we’re here to guide you smoothly through the process. Not sure if you need planning permission? We can advise you. Then there’s the shape, the colour scheme, what type of doors and windows to include in the conservatory – we can help you plan it all in keeping with the rest of your house. With fantastic products and smooth installations, we make it easy to bring your dream conservatory to life.
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Our A-Rated Windows explained for you
At Sidcup Windows & Doors, we pride ourselves on providing energy efficient solutions with all of our installations. We currently use PLANITHERM TOTAL+, Europe's best selling range of high performance low-emissivity glass (low-E glass) as standard for our windows, doors and conservatories. PLANITHERM TOTAL+ is proven to be the most energy-efficient window glass available in the UK. Having energy efficient PLANITHERM TOTAL+ glass in your windows means lower bills than standard windows, and PLANITHERM TOTAL+ is a new generation of energy saving window glass that uses advanced coatings to retain more internal warmth whilst capturing free energy from daylight. If you are planning on replacing your existing single glazed or double glazed windows, the best possible choice for energy savings is PLANITHERM TOTAL+, for a warmer home and lower energy bills. Using argon gas and a warm edge spacer bar, your home will be kitted out with A-rated windows from top to bottom.
The Reliable Choice for Conservatories in Sidcup and Surrounding Areas
“We would like to thank everyone involved for their guidance and smooth running in the construction of our new conservatory, that will bring us many years of pleasure. I would not hesitate to give Sidcup Windows my most sincere recommendation.”
Mr and Mrs Robinson
Make the most of the summer without wasting energy in winter.