Take a look at answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
Laminated glazing can improve security by making the glass more difficult to break and helping it remain intact if damaged. We can discuss suitable options during your survey.
Insurance policies vary between providers. While laminated glass can improve security, homeowners should speak directly with their insurer regarding any potential premium reductions.
Yes. As part of our survey process, we assess the condition of the frames, hinges, hardware and overall suitability of the window before recommending any upgrade.
Yes. We carefully assess the condition of the window and ensure the glazing specification is suitable for the existing system. Any concerns identified during the survey will be discussed before installation.
Once your new glazing units have been manufactured, most domestic installations can typically be completed within a single day. The exact timescale will depend on the number, size and type of windows being upgraded, but in many cases our team can be in and out the same day with minimal disruption to your home. During your survey, we will provide a clear indication of the expected installation time for your property.
Yes. We understand that we are working in your home and take care to minimise disruption wherever possible. Our installation teams wear protective shoe covers when required, use dust sheets where appropriate and always aim to leave the work area clean and tidy upon completion. Most domestic installations are completed from inside the property, allowing us to carry out the work efficiently while respecting your home and surroundings. We treat every property with the same care and respect we would expect in our own homes.
Yes. Upon completion, Reglaze can provide documentation relating to the glazing installed, including relevant product information and performance data where applicable.
Yes. We can provide details of the glazing specification, including thermal performance and product information, helping you make an informed decision before proceeding.
Where possible, removed glazing units are collected and sent for recycling as part of our commitment to reducing waste and extending the life of existing windows.
If the frame is still in good condition, replacing the glazing can often deliver significant improvements in comfort and performance without the cost, disruption and waste associated with full window replacement.
