uPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) stands for unplasticized vinyl chloride which is a resilient and low-maintenance material frequently used for window frames and doors. This material offers thermal efficiency and weather protection, and can come in a assortment of finishes and shades. This makes it a preferred choice for homes and offices.

uPVC windows and doors is formed by melting and shaping uPVC which is then shaped into pieces and assembled into door and window frames. These frames are then strengthened with steel or other metals to enhance their durability and to help prevent any warping. In climates that have extreme temperature changes this is very vital. There are many reasons to uPVC windows and doors as the material is resistant to decay and damage and will resist most environmental wear. It is a long-lasting option for your house. Due to its chemical composition - it is a easy-to-maintain material and only needs occasional cleaning with soap and water. It provides good insulating properties and helps to minimize heat loss in your home which helps to lower energy costs. uPVC is able to be made in a variety of colours and styles so is a multi-functional option which is also reasonably priced compared to aluminium.

uPVC windows and doors do need to be installed by a competent installer. If they are not installed properly, then this could shorten their lifespan. Have you observed that windows and doors that are not set up properly often need to be replaced? When your window frames need to be restored, we can help with this. Give us a call to find out if we can repair your window frame repair.

At Surface Doctor Portmarnock we have been restoring uPVC window frames and doors for many years of experience and can repair any damage that you need to have fixed. Reach out to us now on the number provided.