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Window Services in Osborne Park, Western Australia

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Featured Reviews for Window Services in Osborne Park, Western Australia

Hay Interiors Curtains and Blinds
Window Services in Osborne Park, Western Australia
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars11 May 2024
“Annie was excellent. I received great advice on what type of curtains would look best, and suitable fabrics. I am very happy with the finished result; the quality is very good, and the curtains look great.”
Tradition Stained Glass & Leadlights
Window Services in Osborne Park, Western Australia
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars4 November 2015
“We work with Kim regularly and his passion, enthusiasm, commitment to great work and artistry is exceptional. His work is designed to meet a variety of tastes, themes and styles and handmade from scratch.”
Sash Window Specialist Australia & UK
Window Services in Osborne Park, Western Australia
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars21 October 2019
“Sash Window Specialist completed works to our newly acquired old corner-shop home/business. The business side required new large windows in the old boarded up room to bring it back to an open and interactive business. This room also required work on the skirting boards as well as installation of two smaller walls internally to create rooms. These were framed beautifully with Jarrah wood to compliment the flooring. Simon worked tirelessly to meet the deadline of our business launch, which we are so grateful for! He consistently worked to a lean budget and usually came up with the most economical and efficient way to go about the works, without affecting quality, and always considering longevity. Being our first time living in an older building, Simon's extensive experience with Sash Windows was a gift. He shared his knowledge of the many benefits of the sash window's intelligent design and reasons why to restore them well. All the sash windows on the home side of the building were carefully restored and repaired to perfect working order. Really great to use well throughout summer, allowing the hot air out the top window when the afternoon sea-breeze comes in (through the bottom window) Thanks Simon! Our favourite restoration aspect is the careful work on the front doors to our business. It is a joy that we were able to keep some of this history, and continue to enjoy them in their renewed state, as we greet and farewell each customer and student :)”
Joy Window Tinting
Window Services in Osborne Park, Western Australia
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars7 April 2023
“He did a brilliant job, and we are so happy with the result. Would highly recommend .”
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Double glazing refers to the construction of windows or doors using two panes of glass separated by a gap. This gap, often filled with air or an insulating gas, provides better insulation compared to single glazing, improving thermal efficiency and reducing heat loss. Double glazing also helps to reduce external noise and enhance security. It is a common feature in modern homes and buildings, contributing towards your homes energy efficiency.
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Windows are essential to your home’s beauty, function and feel, so it pays to give them the attention they deserve. If you are building a new home or renovating, window installation will be a key part of the process, and seeking the expertise of a professional is highly recommended. Poor window installation could, otherwise, result in the loss of heating and cooling, leaks, and moisture build-up. Use Houzz to find a window specialist in your area who can advise you on the best types of windows for your Osborne Park, Western Australia home, window replacement and repair.

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Window specialists can recommend the most suitable type of window for your home, whether louvre, leadlight or sash, and will advise on the best positioning for style, function and energy efficiency. They can also survey existing windows for rot, improper sealing, worn hinges, and foggy double-pane glass, and will tell you whether or not a window replacement or upgrade will be necessary. The professionals in this category are also knowledgeable in sliding doors, bifold doors, French doors and other paned portals. Your window specialist may also work closely with Osborne Park, Western Australia builders and architects. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of windows: Shutters, Blinds & Curtains, Building Project Managers, Home Builders, Specialty Contractors, Cladding & Exteriors.

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