Ian Greenhalgh, Author at Cloudy2Clear Windows

5 Tips for Modernising Your Home

Posted January 22, 2024 by Ian Greenhalgh

In a rapidly evolving world, our homes shouldn’t be left behind when it comes to modernisation! Whether you are looking to increase your property’s value, make a remarkable first impression on visitors, or simply integrate the latest technologies for a more comfortable life – home modernisation is worth the effort. In this guide, we’ll bring you our top five tips for breathing new life into your space.

Go Green

Curating an eco-friendly home is the first step towards modernisation. Start by replacing any traditional light bulbs with energy-saving LED alternatives. You should also start opting for energy-efficient appliances. Doing this will save you money on your electricity bills, whilst also reducing your carbon footprint.

Although you can make all of the above changes and notice a difference, there is more to consider when modernising any space. It’s important to remember the most important factor in ensuring your home is ‘green’ is effective insulation.

Double glazing for your windows can be a game-changer, saving on heating costs by reducing heat loss in winter and keeping your home cooler in the summer. Here’s how to ensure maximum eco-friendliness in your home as you modernise:

Check all double glazed windows and doors for any damage or faults. If you have steamed up or misty windows, this can be a sign your double glazing has failed and needs replacing.
You should check your windows often to make sure your home is insulated effectively. Any broken sealant around your panes means air and moisture can enter the space between the glass, reducing how insulative your efforts can be.

Quality double glazing also insulates against noise pollution, making your space quieter and more peaceful.

Get Smart

Discussions surrounding the future of modern homes often centre around the use of smart technology. Introduce a convenient smart home system that integrates devices and appliances, allowing you to control them from your smartphone.

Smart home appliances and apps can manage and optimise an impressive range of elements within the home, with timers set to revolve around your daily routines. Automated lighting, heating, and security settings make everyday tasks seamless whilst also conserving energy.

Lighten Up

Carefully considered use of natural light can transform your home! Create an illusion of space and breathe life into otherwise dull areas by ensuring your windows are sun-facing, free of clutter and – perhaps most importantly – clean! Again, if your windows are misty and obscuring the sunlight, check whether your double glazing needs repairing.

In some houses, sun-facing windows are not an option. However, there are other ways you can brighten up your space. If a full renovation is out of the question, consider installing larger windows to allow more light in. Velux windows are a great way to let light into the home. You could also simply switch up your window coverings, reducing the amount of coverage or installing fixtures that allow greater control over how much sunlight enters the home.

Introducing indoor plants, decluttering, and choosing lighter paint colours can also significantly brighten your home, adding a modern, fresh feel.

Upgrade Security

Enhancing your home’s security is a smart move in modernising your space. Consider investing in motion sensor lights, video doorbells, and state-of-the-art alarm systems for added peace of mind.

When people think about securing their home, these additions are often the first upgrades that spring to mind. However, our key tip is to first focus on making sure your existing windows and doors are secure. Without doing this, any additional gadgets may be rendered useless. Our key tips are:

Don’t overlook the importance of robust external doors and double-glazed windows! These will not only insulate against weather and noise, but also provide a solid defence against intruders.
If you don’t have double glazing, having this installed throughout the home should be your first port of call. The two panes of glass in double glazing are much more effective security barriers than the one pane in single glazing. Knowing you have double glazing can also act as a deterrent to potential thieves.
Remember double glazing isn’t invincible. It’s also important to check your windows and doors are free from splits in the seal, cracks, or anything else that may signify a weak spot that could be used to enter the home.
Don’t forget to check your locks, handles and hinges. Even if your double glazing is airtight, a faulty door handle can be easy to manipulate. Our specialists can repair and replace any locks, handles and hinges.

New Furniture

Nothing says ‘modern’ quite like sleek, contemporary furniture that’s been selected to match your space. Consider upgrading your old, worn-out pieces for new ones that reflect your style and personality.

Experiment with throws and cushions to add depth, texture, and a dash of modern flair. Choosing furniture with clean lines and minimalistic design can also contribute to a more contemporary look.

Modernise Your Home and Windows with Cloudy2Clear

At Cloudy2Clear, we understand that every modernisation effort is unique… As is every home! That’s why we offer tailor-made double glazing and security improvement solutions to match your aspirations and budget. Modernising your home doesn’t have to break the bank, and with our efficient repairs and replacements, our expert engineers opt for the most affordable ways to enhance your double glazing and security. We do all of this without compromising on quality – our 25-year guarantee ensures all our replacements and repairs are set to last.

Our expertise in double glazing installation and repair can help to make your home not just modern, but also comfortable, energy-efficient, and secure. Get in touch with our team today to kickstart your transformation journey.

Our team at Cloudy2Clear are experts in modernising windows, doors and security systems. With our professional services and an enduring commitment to customer satisfaction, modernising your home has never been easier. Contact us on 0800 61 21 119 to find out more. Alternatively, you can fill out our online contact form if you’d like us to get back to you!

How Energy Efficient are Your Windows?

Posted January 8, 2024 by Ian Greenhalgh

It’s a question many of us are asking. How energy efficient are our windows?

As rising energy costs have us all considering how we can reduce our expenditure on certain bills, we’re becoming much more conscious of how our homes may be improved to reduce energy consumption levels. One of the key areas within the home that can be the culprit of lost energy are windows and doors.

The type of windows you have, as well as the condition they are in, can significantly influence how energy efficient any building is. Double glazed windows are the best way to insulate your home, and most UK buildings now have double glazed fittings.

Here’s our guide on how to check how energy efficient your windows really are; and what you can do to improve them if they’re not up to scratch.

Energy Efficiency in Windows

The better insulated your windows are, the more control you have over the temperature inside your home. This works year-round, whether you’re trying to conserve heat energy in the winter or cool down in summer. Energy efficient windows reduce the need for excessive amounts of heating and cooling in the home, as quality double glazing preserves a more comfortable temperature throughout the seasons.

Although having double glazing installed does cost money, it may be more cost effective in the long term. This helps save you money on your energy bills, reducing energy usage – whether that’s through heating, boiling kettles for hot water bottles, or using electric fans to cool down in the summer.

Benefits of Energy Efficient Windows

Energy efficient windows come with a range of benefits, and this is one of the reasons double glazing is so popular throughout homes and businesses in the UK. Here are some of the benefits they offer:

Temperature Control

With energy efficient, double glazed windows, you have much more control over the temperature in your home. With an additional layer of inert gas (and glass) to pass through to escape the home, you can conserve energy and keep your space more comfortable.

Reduced Condensation & Damp

Double glazing reduces the potential for condensation, mould and damp considerably. These problems can quickly exacerbate if they go unnoticed or aren’t dealt with quickly, leading to unnecessary expenses. Energy efficient windows keep the outdoors out, and your windows will appear clearer as a result.

Increased Property Value

As they are now standard for modern houses, double glazed windows can boost the value of your home. Buyers today are much less likely to opt for a home with single glazed windows, as they understand the repercussions this can have on energy costs and installation fees. Even if you buy to let, renters are more willing to spend more per month on a double glazed house.

Improved Environmental Impact

Sustainability has become a buzz word in recent years, and it will continue to be one for the foreseeable future. Younger homeowners want to know they’re doing all they can to reduce their carbon footprint, and reducing energy usage helps them with this. Protecting the planet is vital; double glazing is just one of the ways you can contribute to living a greener lifestyle.

Year-Round Energy Savings

Saving money is last but not least of all the benefits offered with energy efficient windows. The Energy Saving Trust states you can save £165 per year on your energy bills simply by replacing single glazing in a typical UK home with double glazed windows.

Factors that Affect Energy Efficiency

Although double glazing is an effective way to boost the energy efficiency of your space, there are further factors that may affect their efficiency.

Thickness of Glass

Thicker glass provides better thermal insulation as well as insulating against noise pollution, as heat and sound must pass through more material before it can escape the home.

Window Design

The design of your window itself can impact the energy efficiency of double glazing. Casement windows often provide a tighter seal than other styles, with greater insulating effects.

Professional Installation

Opting for a qualified and experienced company in installing energy efficient windows is paramount. Take the time to read reviews, ask around for quotes, and see if people you know can recommend a company. The quality of workmanship in installing your windows can influence how well they work over time. Note that upkeep can also play a role in their efficiency, so it’s a good idea to look for providers that offer guarantees – like the 25-year guarantee by Cloudy2Clear!

Low-E Glass

Low-emissivity glass features a special microscopic coating designed to reflect infrared light. This limits how quickly heat escapes the home, whilst keeping you cool in summer. Ultraviolet light is also reflected away, helping prevent furnishings from becoming faded by sunlight as quickly.

Window Orientation

As with any home, the way your windows are facing can directly impact the level of light and heat your rooms are exposed to. South-facing windows tend to receive the most exposure to the sun.

Number of Panes

Double glazing is the standard in the UK, but in cooler climates such as those in Nordic countries, triple-glazing is popular as it can further insulate the home. Two panes of glass is currently considered to be the most cost effective in terms of efficiency in the UK, however.

Air Gap Quality

The air gap in between double glazed windows acts like a cushion that prevents heat loss. If the sealant around your windows is damaged, this compromises the integrity of your energy efficient windows.

Maximise Energy Efficiency with Cloudy2Clear

If you are looking to increase the energy efficiency of your home, Cloudy2Clear can help. Our experienced teams work across the UK to install double glazing at affordable prices, where we do our best to work with materials you already have to reduce environmental impact too.

Contact or call us on 0800 61 21 119 now for a free quote from our specialists!

The Benefits of Double Glazing for Your Business

Posted November 30, 2023 by Ian Greenhalgh

If you don’t already have double glazing for your business, it’s worth considering how upgrading could optimise your resources. While single glazed windows still remain in some businesses, it’s definitely become the norm to have double glazing installed. This is because double glazing is an effective way to upgrade your building; it works to reduce energy bills, improve appearance, and make your space more comfortable.

Installing double glazing for your business provides plenty of benefits. Enhancing security efforts, reducing noise pollution, and improving energy efficiency are just a few of the benefits you’ll notice with double glazing. Here’s our guide to the benefits of double glazing for your business…

Improved Security

Security concerns are one of the main issues our business clients ask us about. Upgrading your business’s windows to double glazing will make your premises much harder to break into. If you have single glazing, it’s relatively easy to break into your building; thieves can spot this. If there is only one layer of glass to penetrate in order to enter the business, this unfortunately makes your premises a much more appealing target in comparison to your double-glazed neighbours.

Double glazing offers worthwhile security benefits, as that extra layer of glass can deter thieves. The costs associated with upgrading to double glazing could negate any costs or losses that may be involved if you were to experience a break-in.

From another perspective, double glazed windows can enhance security by offering improved soundproofing qualities. The insulating gas that sits between double glazed windows even acts as a cushion for soundwaves. This offers an improved level of security in ensuring any confidential conversations or transactions are kept within the building.

Noise Insulation

There are certain business sectors that benefit even more from double glazing, due to its soundproofing properties. Hospitality venues, bars and restaurants, and hotels should all have double glazed windows for this exact reason. Even if you have a shop on a busy high street surrounded by traffic, your business will benefit from double glazing. It may not seem like a necessity, but your staff and customers will notice the difference!

The double layered glass, alongside the soundproofing gases suspended in-between, offer impressive noise insulation benefits. Double glazing is designed and fitted to enhance insulation, offering up to a 70% reduction in noise levels.

Energy Efficiency

As energy bills continue to rise, we’re all thinking of ways to save some money. This is especially important when it comes to maximising energy efficiency efforts within your business.

Installing double glazed windows for your business can help keep energy costs down. Double glazing works to regulate the temperatures inside your building. Double glazing is well-suited to the climate we experience here in the UK, providing a natural balance of both cooling and insulating benefits, depending on the season. In winter, double glazed windows will improve insulation – preventing heat loss from the building and even reducing condensation, which can cause mould.

In the summer months – especially at work – many of us can be drawn towards using cooling devices. Whether this is a re-chargeable fan or a plug-in device, our efforts to cool down the workspace uses up energy! Double glazed windows can prevent your building from becoming too warm, helping cut down on those energy costs in the summer too.

Enhanced Safety

Installing double glazed windows in your business will reduce the risk of safety issues.

As mentioned above, double glazing can help reduce the risk of theft from your premises. Multiple layers of glass are obviously harder to break through, so potential intruders may be deterred by the existence of double glazed windows.

Here’s where we’ll mention something that may not have yet crossed your mind. Fires can happen in any business; and they are unfortunately always an underlying risk. Double glazing can help contain fire within a building or room. The double panes of glass, separated by the argon gas installed to maximise insulative properties, act as a barrier to slow the spread of damage to your business in the event of a fire.

Argon gas is an excellent insulator of heat, hence its use within double glazed windows. It is non-flammable and is classed as a ‘non-reactive’ gas. As a noble (or inert) gas, argon does not react in the presence of a flame or heat. These fire-proofing properties of double glazing are a frequently overlooked safety benefit to consider when people ask us about upgrading their businesses – but it has even saved lives in the past!

Aesthetics

One of the key issues our clients come to us with are complaints about the appearance of their windows. If you have condensated windows, these can cause ongoing problems such as damp and mould. This doesn’t look good for business, whether you’re looking in from the outside, or working from the inside. With quality double glazing, your windows should remain clear and free from condensation.

Having double glazed windows also provides you with a visible layer of security. Without knowing it, customers are subconsciously evaluating the trustworthiness of your business even as they approach your building.

Double glazing sends a clear message, and many customers will notice the upgrade. Double glazed windows show you have made the effort to make your building comfortable for both employees and customers; that you have taken steps to improve energy efficiency; and that you are up to date with the most effective means of improving your sustainability efforts as a business.

Double Glazing for Business by Cloudy2Clear

If this guide to the benefits of double glazing for business has enticed you to upgrade your own business, we can help. As trusted double glazing specialists working across over 35 areas nationwide, we’re the go-to window experts for businesses across the UK.

At Cloudy2Clear, we’ve been installing double glazing upgrades for businesses for decades. Equipped with our valued team of skilled engineers and an enduring passion for improving the energy efficiency of buildings across the UK, we know we can upgrade your business with quality double glazed windows that last.

Our 25-year guarantee is always there to ensure you get the most out of your double glazing. If any issues do arise after installation, we’re dedicated to providing the best possible service. Give our team a call today on 0800 61 21 119.

Alternatively, you can complete our online form with any queries you may have. Your local Cloudy2Clear team will get back to you as soon as possible.

The Best Double-Glazing Options for Your Home

Posted November 30, 2023 by Ian Greenhalgh

If you’re here trying to weigh up the best double glazing options for your home, we’ve got the perfect guide for you. Double glazing has long been renowned for its ability to increase the energy efficiency of homes, whilst also offering a range of additional benefits. Noise proofing and enhanced security are just a couple of the extras you can enjoy with double glazing – no matter which style of window frame you opt for.

Since double glazing can be installed in any style of window, it’s worth thinking about how the different options available can help you achieve the aesthetic you’re going for. As well as offering a unique look, each of the different double glazed window styles available can also have functional properties to consider.

Here’s our guide to the most popular types of double glazed windows, the architectural styles and eras they are influenced by; and the functional benefits they can offer throughout your home.

Double Glazed Casement Windows

As the most popular window style in the UK, casement windows are hard to beat. They are easy to use and open for maximum ventilation, as the hinge mechanisms used are smooth to operate. Here are some of the benefits and drawbacks to consider when thinking about double glazed casement windows.

Ease of Use

Casement windows are effective and easy to open and close. The self-explanatory handle means they may be more manageable than other window styles, depending on the user and their placement in the home. For example, they’re much easier to open than sash windows, which can require more energy in pushing the window up.

Security Benefits

The handle on most casement windows comes fitted with a lock, meaning you can keep your home extra secure by locking them with a key. This is ideal for if you have young children that might try to play with your windows. Casement windows are also designed to be able to lock in to the frame, while still remaining open enough to allow airflow into the home. This boosts security as it means the windows are virtually impossible to open from the outside.

Effective Slanted Design

The slanted design of the upper windows often seen in casement window designs prevents rain from entering your home. This explains why casement windows are the go-to choice for those of us living in areas that are prone to rain (such as the UK)!

Although they were historically constructed from timber, the majority of casement window frames in the UK are now made from uPVC. uPVC helps prevent heat loss and is resistant to moisture, so windows made from uPVC have better energy efficiency ratings than those made from alternative materials.

Maintenance, Hinges and Hardware

Casement windows are known to be made to last, however no style of window is immune to wear and tear or exposure to the elements. The metal hinges and hardware in casement windows can be prone to rusting over time, somewhat reducing security if pieces start to lose quality. Rusting may also impact the overall look of your windows – but it can be fixed!

Popularity and Aesthetics

As casement windows are the most common type of window in the UK, they don’t offer much in terms of aesthetic variation. Being so popular, however, means that many double glazing experts have plenty of experience working with casement windows; so maintenance and installation should be a breeze.

Double Glazed Bay Windows

Bay windows are becoming an increasingly popular architectural revival feature of the modern home. With origins dating back to the medieval era and their use in churches and cathedrals, their popularity increased; and they became a common feature within homes in the Victorian era.

Architectural and Aesthetic Charm

As a popular monarch, Queen Victoria’s influence (on everything from fashion to interior design) spread rapidly throughout the country. During her reign, she was known to favour gothic architecture and decorative elements within the home. The bay window eventually become a significant motif that now indicates the historical origins of Victorian homes throughout the UK.

Bringing in Additional Light

Today, bay windows appeal to those seeking function as well as form. Due to their angled design, they are perfectly positioned to allow extra light to enter the room. This means that, depending on the side of your home you place the window on, you could save money by reducing your dependence on artificial lighting.

Expanding the Home

The side bay windows are great for visibility, providing more panoramic views of the landscape or neighbourhood surrounding the home. They even increase the square footage of your house, jutting out of the exterior of the home and creating additional floor space to use. This space can be used for a variety of purposes, adding both functional and economic value to your home. You could add a window seat, dedicated play area, or even a reading nook.

May Require Structural Support

Be aware that when installing bay windows, you might need to consider additional structural support underneath the bay. This will depend on the placement of the bay window in your home, as well as other considerations such as the existing foundation for your building.

Double Glazed Sash Windows

Sash windows have been a popular feature within British architecture since the 17^th century. They offer a traditional look, as the style became increasingly common during the Georgian and Victorian eras.

Traditional Style and Bespoke Options

Bespoke sash windows can be made, offering a range of decorative options such as glazing bars with multiple panes of glass.

Great Ventilation Benefits

Double glazed sash windows are an appealing way to upgrade the appearance of your home; but what about the functional benefits? Sash windows are great for ventilating the home, as you can pull them wide open and let plenty of air in. It’s also very easy to install nets on these windows for the summer months, preventing flies from entering the home.

Safety Concerns for Children and Pets

Due to their ability to open so wide, sash windows might not be the best option if you have small children or pets. If you are set on having a sash window but are concerned about the safety of them, you could opt for a top-opening sash window instead. There are plenty of options you can tailor to your own needs.

Complicated Pulley Mechanisms and Maintenance

One key drawback to sash windows is that the pulley mechanisms can become warped over time, or if they’re used too frequently. Much of this is natural wear and tear that can also happen in other window styles, but it’s important to have windows maintained. It can be difficult to replace the pulley mechanism properly in sash windows, so make sure you work with a reputable expert if your windows do stiffen up or become warped.

Quality Double Glazing by Cloudy2Clear

When considering which double glazing window style is best for your home, it’s essential to consider factors such as price and energy efficiency as well as your aesthetic goals. We hope this guide to double glazing options has given you some insight as to which style of window might be best for your home!

If so, you’ll need to find a dedicated team of experts to help upgrade your windows. We can help! At Cloudy2Clear, our range of quality double glazing options has been carefully selected to suit a variety of requirements and budgets. Our skilled engineers can even help you identify which style of double glazed window would work best for your you and your home. We offer free, no-obligation quotes where we’ll send out a member of our team to help.

Contact us today on 0800 61 21 119 to find out how we can help you improve your home’s energy efficiency and security with our expert double glazing services.

Top 5 FAQs about Double Glazing Repairs Answered

Posted October 20, 2023 by Ian Greenhalgh

Wondering about the ins and outs of double glazing repairs? We’ve got your top 5 most frequently asked questions covered. From costs involved to the amount of time double glazing repairs take, here’s what you need to know.

Do Double Glazing Repairs Have to Be Expensive?

Contrary to popular belief, double glazing repairs don’t have to be a drain on your wallet. While the notion of repairing your double glazed windows might sound costly, it’s usually far more economical than buying new windows altogether. At Cloudy2Clear, we offer cost-effective solutions that focus on replacing only the glass panes with imperfections, avoiding the need to replace the whole window and frame.

This approach can save you over 50% compared to full window replacements from other providers. So, no, repairing your double glazing doesn’t have to be an expensive affair. It can also save you money in the long run.

How Do I Know My Double Glazing Needs Repairs?

The first signs that your double glazing needs attention are usually quite evident. They could range from drafts coming through the frame, to visible condensation between the panes. If your windows aren’t opening and closing smoothly, that’s another red flag. Finally, if you notice any chips, cracks, or fogging on your windows, it’s high time you seek professional help to keep your windows in peak condition.

Recognising the early signs that your double glazing needs repair can save you time and money in the long run. Here are some key indicators to watch out for:

Draughts: If you’re feeling cold air coming through the frames, that’s a sure sign that your double glazing hardware needs to be professionally assessed for damage.
Condensation Between Panes: Visible moisture between the glass panes indicates that the seals on the double glazed units have failed.
Difficulty Operating: Windows that are hard to open, close, or lock need immediate attention.
Foggy or Cloudy Glass: This usually means the unit’s insulating properties have deteriorated.
Cracks or Chips: Physical damage to the glass or frame can worsen over time and compromise your home’s security.
Increased Energy Bills: If you’ve noticed a sudden spike in your heating costs, your windows might be letting out more heat than they should.
Strange Noises: Whistling or rattling sounds are usually signs of gaps or loose fittings around your pane or frame.

If you encounter any of these issues, it’s advisable to seek professional help as soon as possible to maintain the longevity and efficiency of your windows.

How Long Do Double Glazing Repairs Take?

The time taken to repair your double glazing can vary depending on the issue at hand. If you’re looking to replace a window, typically it can take as little as 30 minutes.

However, more complex problems may require more time for a thorough evaluation and remedy. Our aim at Cloudy2Clear is to get your windows back to their best in the shortest time possible, without compromising on quality. We do our best to carry out each repair with as minimal disruption to your home or business as possible, and our experienced engineers are great at achieving this!

Do I Need a Professional Double Glazing Fitter?

While DIY solutions might sound tempting, hiring a professional double glazing fitter brings an unmatched level of expertise and assurance that you may struggle to achieve alone. A professional can assess the quality of your windows, recommend the most cost-effective repairs, and conduct those repairs to a high standard. Moreover, using a reputable company ensures that you benefit from guarantees on the work completed.

Your double glazing is a key feature of your property, and it’s important to remember that things can go wrong if you don’t source a highly experienced provider. Here are a few of the issues that can arise with less-than-perfect double glazing repairs:

Leaking and Water Damage: Incorrectly installed seals can lead to water seeping in, causing damage to walls and floors.
Reduced Energy Efficiency: Poor fittings can compromise the insulating properties of your windows, leading to higher energy bills.
Security Risks: Improperly installed or repaired windows can be easier to break into, compromising your home’s security.
Invalid Warranty: Some warranties require professional installation and repair. DIY work could void these terms. Failing to meet building regulations due to amateur installations may even result in fines or legal actions.
Aesthetic Issues: Shoddy work can result in uneven gaps, misaligned frames, or visibly poor quality, affecting the appearance of your home.
Draughts and Noise: Improper installation of locks and hinges can let in cold air and noise from the outside, making your living space less comfortable.
Glass Breakage and Mechanical Failures: Incorrectly fitted glass can create pressure points that may cause the glass to crack or shatter over time. Poorly installed locks, handles, and hinges may also fail to function correctly, requiring further repairs or replacements.
Increased Repair Costs and a Shorter Lifespan: Low-quality materials or improper installation can result in frequent repairs and shorten the lifespan of your double glazing. Mistakes made during DIY repairs usually require more expensive professional rectification later on – due to the time, expertise, and additional materials required.

How Much Does Double Glazing Repair Cost?

The cost of double glazing repairs can vary based on the specifics of the job. To give you a ballpark figure, the average cost for a full double-glazed window from other providers ranges between £350 and £400. However, we pride ourselves on offering a more budget-friendly alternative.

For instance, replacing a full bay window might normally cost around £1300 for three frames and six windows. In comparison, Cloudy2Clear can perform the same task for approximately £599, including VAT. To sum it up, we can provide quotes that are potentially better than half the price offered by other companies.

We also offer repair services for locks, handles, and hinges, giving you a well-rounded, cost-effective solution for maintaining your double glazed windows.

Quality Double Glazing Repairs with Cloudy2Clear

For more information on how Cloudy2Clear can help you save money and efficiently repair your double glazed windows, call our team on 0800 182 2045. You can also fill out our online contact form, and we’ll get back in touch with you.

Author: Ian Greenhalgh