With the winter season around the corner, now is the best time to winter-proof your home. The windows, in particular, require special attention as they might have become weaker during the warmer summer season. Some of the windows might miss a glass pane or two, or some have cracks making them unsuitable for the cold […]

With the winter season around the corner, now is the best time to winter-proof your home. The windows, in particular, require special attention as they might have become weaker during the warmer summer season. Some of the windows might miss a glass pane or two, or some have cracks making them unsuitable for the cold weather outside.
Broken or weak glass panes are not only a risk around young children, but could also be the reason for huge heating bills during the cold season. You might thus want to replace these windows with stronger and better ones. Installing new windows also means no draughts of cold air, hence improved energy efficiency in the long run. Investing in the right type of window will also see your home’s energy efficiency improve significantly. Some of the best types of windows for the winter season, all provided by KJM Group, include:
Secondary Glazing

This option is recommended, especially where the cost of investing in new windows is too high, or replacement windows aren’t an option. Secondary glazing is thus ideal for traditional homes, conservation areas, and listed buildings among others. Homes with windows made of ...