uPVC windows and doors stands for unplasticized polyvinyl chloride which is a sturdy and easy-to-maintain material frequently used for window and door installations and door frames. This material offers insulating properties and weatherproofing, and can come in a selection of finishes and shades. This makes it a go-to choice for houses and workplaces.

Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride is formed by heating and shaping uPVC which is then cut into shapes and assembled into door and window frames. These frames are then strengthened with steel or other metals to boost their strength and to help prevent any warping. In climates that have prominent temperature changes this is very vital. There are many advantages to uPVC door frames as the material is resistant to decay and wear and will withstand most weather damage. It is a long-term option for your house. Due to its natural properties - it is a low-care material and only needs occasional cleaning with simple soap and water. It provides good heat retention and helps to reduce heat loss in your residence which helps to save on energy costs. uPVC is able to be made in a variety of colours and styles so is a adaptable option which is also reasonably priced compared to aluminium.

uPVC windows and doors do need to be fitted correctly. If they are not installed by an expert, then this could shorten their lifespan. Have you seen that windows and doors that are not fitted properly often need to be fixed? When your window frames need to be repaired properly, we can take care of this. Reach out to us to see if we can help you your door and window frame repair.

Here at Surface Doctor Sunninghill we have been handling uPVC window frames and doors for many years of experience and can take care of any damage that you need to have repaired. Call us now on our phone number.