Choosing UPVC windows for your Swansea home

In our experience, UPVC is the most popular window choice for Swansea homes and for good reason. As well as being a very practical choice, today’s UPVC windows have come on leaps and bounds. This is in terms of both technology and design.

Design-wise, white is no longer the only colour in town.  Although it is probably still the most popular choice for Swansea UPVC windows.

Windows now come in a wide range of colours, from classic white through to woodgrain ‘foils’.  These woodgrain foils are in Irish Oak, Cream Grain or Anthracite Grey and imitate a surface texture that’s similar to timber.

There are lots of UPVC window styles to choose from. These include classic casement or tilt and turn windows.  Both options are a great practical choice to suit most homes.

For an older Swansea home, period style sash windows are a great choice. Especially as they provide a painstaking attention to detail.  These sash windows come with important finishing touches, such as period hardware, Georgian bars and decorative horns.

When it comes to period-style flush casement windows, the Heritage range offers a high-end level of detailing that sets it apart. Offered in an extensive range of period colours, this window comes with authentic butt hinges, handles and stays that really makes them a very real timber-alternative window for period homes and conversions in Swansea.

Whichever style and finish you choose, with the Swansea weather it’s best to opt for A rated to ensure excellent thermal efficiency. At Securahome, all of our UPVC windows are A+ rated to ensure that your windows perform well and look good. To understand more about window ratings, read our Window Ratings Explained guide.

When we set up Securahome two decades ago, we knew that security was paramount for Swansea homeowners. According to the Crime Prevention website, windows are the most likely point of entry for burglars.

Our window ranges include high levels of security features including multi-point locks.