Energy efficient Argon-filled windows stop your home losing heat
Did you know that 20% of heat escapes through windows? So if you want to dramatically reduce wasteful heat loss and save money, then you should consider Argon-filled double or triple glazed windows.
Here at Noreus we are used to helping homeowners across the Midlands and beyond to make sure their property is as energy efficient as possible.
That means keeping heat locked in your home for longer, so you don’t feel tempted to turn up the thermostat and face the worry of rising bills.
How argon-filled windows work
The gap between the two panes of glass used in double glazing can be filled with either air or, for superior noise reduction and energy efficiency, argon gas.
While air-filled double glazing can react with metal parts causing deterioration over a number of years, argon windows are a brilliantly long-lasting solution. What is more, high quality argon-filled window units are significantly better at combating condensation and stopping heat from escaping outside.
If you are tired of misted-up windows and it’s time for a replacement, this is the option for you.
Alternatively, if you’re simply looking for environmentally-friendly ways to improve energy efficiency, then you don’t even have to replace your existing frames to still take advantage of this increasingly popular technology. We also supply and fit replacement Argon windows too.
Click here to Request a call back to discuss improving energy efficiency on your home with argon-filled windows.
The benefits…
- Keep heat locked in your home
- Combat mould and condensation for a healthier home
- Peace-of-mind guarantee
- Save money on your energy bills
- A long-lasting solution
- Superior noise reduction
- High quality finish from a tidy and professional team
What our customers say
Argon-filled windows FAQs
Definitely not! Argon it is an inert gas, which means it does not react with anything and will not hurt you if it leaks. It already makes up around 2% of the air we breathe anyway.
Argon gas is colourless and odourless so just by looking through the glass, you will not be able to tell the difference between a gas-filled and air-filled window.
Even if you are competent at DIY, replacing any window is dangerous and potentially costly should accidents happen. All our windows are installed by a tidy and professional team according to precise manufacturer’s requirements. That way you can rest assured that your units will achieve maximum performance for years to come.
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