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 It’s very simple one of our team will give you a call to arrange to visit your home or Business. We will bring with us some literature based on your requirements and take some measurements. After that we will answer any questions you may have update you on any guarantees and timescales involved, should you wish to choose SureSeal. The following day will email you your estimate. 

HARDINESS

It is a widespread assumption that uPVC doors are the most durable in the market. However, this is not the case at all. While they are robust when compared to wood, they lag behind when considering the life span of composite doors. uPVC doors are easy to maintain and clean, however you can lose up to five years off the life of one of those doors if you do not keep up the minimal maintenance routine. A composite door can stand strong for up to 35 years and 33 years without any kind of maintenance at all.

SECURITY 

Composite doors are two times thicker than uPVC doors and comprise of a polyurethane core which becomes rock hard.

Speaking of uPVC doors, they have a Styrofoam core which is very flimsy. Composite doors are the more sturdy and safe option for a home. It is to be noted that bad weather quickly weakens the frames of uPVC doors, making them vulnerable and easy to get past.

VARIETY 

All uPVC doors look alike and are white when newly purchased, although they tend to fade over the years and can look rather unattractive. On the other hand, composite doors are available in an extensive range of colours and designs. Y

VALUE FOR MONEY

uPVC doors are comparatively cheaper than composite doors, but they are not as efficient. You can extract your money’s worth by investing in a composite door which is more energy efficient which means that for a life span of 35 years, they are comparatively cheaper than uPVC doors. Also, you are more likely to replace a uPVC door than a composite one.

APPEARANCE

With composite doors you get the chance of being more flexible with its design, to match the door to the other décor features of your home’s exterior, or even interior. Depending upon the style in which your house has been constructed, you can choose a traditional or more contemporary style to go well with your exact requirements.

Flush sash also known as flush casement windows are characterised by sashes that finish flush with the external face of the window. When closed the window sash is level with the outer frame creating smooth and even external contours. On the internal side of the window, the window looks similar to a standard side opening casement window found on most British homes today. The minimalistic flush window style is very common in Scandinavia where simplicity and design often go hand in hand. In recent years ,flush sash windows have seen an increase in popularity in the UK and as windows are becoming part of the home design instead of being just building products, homeowners are showing a greater interest in window design and the many options of customisation available today.