FOR award-winning window and door company Shane Howells Ltd winter is one of the busiest times.
For Shane Howells the colder weather means one thing: lots of enquiries from homeowners looking for new windows to help reduce heating bills.
Founder Shane says: “Our PVCu double glazed windows use A-rated Planitherm units as standard, helping you get great savings on your bills.
“We also offer triple glazed windows that have a U-value of just 1.1, compared to our double glazed windows which have a value of 1.4.
“Whichever option you choose, you’ll be making a good investment – we use VEKA PVCu systems and their quality has been proved in literally millions of homes. As proof of their quality, they come with a ten10 year insurance-backed manufacturer’s guarantee.”
New windows will also transform your home’s appearance.
Shane says: “Standard white windows are still the preferred choice. But more and more people choose coloured frames for a distinctive look.
“We’re also excited about adding the PVCu R9 window to our portfolio. It’s a traditional flush casement designed to replicate 19th century flush sash timber windows and is perfect for heritage properties.”
2014It has been another good year for the Ledbury-based company, who It recently won the Western region award for customer satisfaction at the Network VEKA awards – for the fifth year in a row.
Shane says: “We believe in giving a hassle-free experience and will not pressure sell to anyone, so we’re extremely proud of the award, which is voted for by our customers. We’re a family run business and our customers have commented what a great team we have and that we are a pleasure to have around because we’re neat, tidy and polite.”
To celebrate their fifth win, Shane Howells is offering a 10 per cent discount on any front doors ordered before 1 December 2014 if you say ‘award winning’.
To claim your discount, simply mention “Award Winning” when making your enquiry.
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