Double Glazing
in Greenock,
sealed against the rain.

All three, plus Inverkip, Wemyss Bay, Kilmacolm and Langbank. PA15 and PA16 are covered end to end, from Cartsdyke and the town centre up to Larkfield, Branchton and Braeside, and along the coast through Fort Matilda, Ashton and Midton. Surveys are free with no call-out fee anywhere on that list.

It comes down to how many openings there are, the style of each, the frame finish and the glass. A two bedroom flat is not the same job as a West End villa with a bay and a stair window. The survey is free, the quote is clear and it puts you under no obligation. Various deposit options are available.

That is exactly what the detail work is for. A new frame is packed and sealed into the opening, the gaskets are unperished, the drainage paths through the frame are clear, and the outside is sealed against the wall rather than filled with old mastic. Wind driven rain gets past tired frames because the seals have hardened and the drainage has silted up, not because the glass is thin.

That is usually a replacement job. Rotten timber sills and rails are one of the commonest reasons people here replace rather than repair, because once the wood is soft it will not hold a fixing or a seal. uPVC and timber-effect frames have nothing in them to rot, so the problem does not come back, and the surveyor will check the surrounding stonework and lintel while measuring.

The close and the stair are covered and kept clear while we are in, and work is done from inside the flat wherever the opening allows it. In many tenements each owner is responsible for the windows of their own flat, but it is worth a look at your title deeds or a word with your factor before ordering, particularly if the building is doing a common repair.

For frames, no. uPVC does not corrode and salt will not lift a finish that has no paint film to start with, which is why so many coastal homes here move away from timber. What matters more is how well the hardware is protected and how well the outside is sealed, both of which the surveyor covers when he measures.

We can. Steep approaches and stepped entrances are normal in this town and the fitting is planned around them, including how the old frames come out and the new ones go in. Tell us about the access when you book and the surveyor will note what is needed before the fitting day.

They should. New sealed units and fresh gaskets shut out a good deal more than old glazing with hardened seals. If a room faces a busy road, the railway or the ferry terminal, acoustic glass can be specified for that room alone, using thicker laminated panes to bring the noise down further.

Yes. We offer Buy Now Pay 12 Months Later, flexible credit up to 24 months, and longer-term flexible credit up to 10 years. The initial eligibility check is a soft search with no impact on your credit score, and gives an instant decision. Ultimate Home Solutions is authorised by the FCA as a credit broker (not a lender).

Around 5 to 7 weeks between approving the order and the fitting day, because each frame is made to your own measurements. The fitting is 1 to 3 working days in most homes. Old frames and glass are lifted out and taken away, and your house is left secure overnight.

PA15 and PA16 in full. That means the town centre, the West End, Cartsdyke, Cartsburn, Bridgend, Whinhill, Bow Farm, Gibshill, Larkfield, Branchton, Braeside, Strone, Pennyfern, Overton, Fancy Farm, Ravenscraig, Battery Park and Fort Matilda, with Gourock, Ashton, Midton, Port Glasgow, Boglestone and Inverkip alongside them.