Installation time will be entirely dependent on factors related to the site such as ease of access. Usually, two of our fitters can fit 4-6 windows per day.

Yes. Maghull Double Glazing have full insurance to protect the safety of our workers and staff. You will be provided with a full copy of our insurance upon your booking. It is also best practice to check your home insurance before getting any work undertaken on your home.

There is very little for you to do preparation wise. All that is required is that there is no furniture or debris in front of the windows obstructing our access.

Yes. Our team of fitters will take your old windows away once the new ones have been installed. They will be disposed of them in a sustainable manner with all parts being recycled that can be.

All windows and doors sold by Maghull Double Glazing are very energy efficient with most of our windows exceeding an A+ rating. You will be given a full breakdown of the energy efficiency of your product prior to purchase.

No, you will not need planning permission for new windows and doors for your home. The only time you may need permission from authorities is if you live in a graded building.

Yes, we can. If your windows don’t need to be replaced and instead repaired, we will be more than happy to complete the repair for you.

Composite doors are made from glass reinforced polyester panels, UPVC frames, and a polyurethane foam core. These materials make composite doors the most secure, durable and long lasting on the market.

UPVC is used in the construction of composite doors however composite doors use better materials which prolong the life span of the door. Composite doors are also much more durable than UPVC doors.

Composite doors are usually more expensive than other door types however they are more durable and longer lasting. Wooden doors are the cheapest but the lowest quality, while UPVC doors are the middle ground.

Yes, Maghull Double Glazing offer a complete supply and fit service for all our doors.

Composite doors are foil wrapped so it is not recommended to paint over them.

Yes, DIY installations are possible if you have experience in fitting doors. We do not however recommend fitting a composite door yourself as any mistakes could lead to more bills remedying any mistakes down the line.

Conservatories can be a sun trap leading to many older units becoming too hot to use in the summer. Modern conservatories supplied by Maghull Double Glazing can be used all year round with glazing purposely made to filter sunlight.

Yes, all our conservatories can be made to order to fit your exact specifications. Conservatories can be designed in a style and shape to suit your requirements.

Yes, older conservatories can have their roofs replaced. You can opt for a new glazed roof or a tiled roof.

No, we provide you with a variety of frame colours options including grey, black, and green.

Usually once a conservatory is constructed it counts as part of your building, however it is best to check with your provider to see if you are covered.

Conservatories are much cheaper than home extensions or orangeries due to less brickwork being required.

Modern conservatories often add value to a property however old uncared for conservatories can make a home harder to sell or devalue it.