Windows and Doors in Galway

cadobady · 16-01-2014 04:26PM #1

Apologies if in wrong forum!

I am looking for recommendations for a good window company in Galway or nearby. Have already checked out a few and <snip> seem to have what we are looking for but someone told me not to use them.

Has anyone any experience of this company? or can you give any other recommendations.

I dont want to be put off by one persons feedback as these things are often not one sided affairs.

have already tried <snip>

thanks

rampantbunny · 16-01-2014 09:34PM

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BobMcBob · 16-01-2014 09:36PM

cadobady wrote: »

Apologies if in wrong forum!

I am looking for recommendations for a good window company in Galway or nearby. Have already checked out a few and Xxx seem to have what we are looking for but someone told me not to use them.

Has anyone any experience of this company? or can you give any other recommendations.

I dont want to be put off by one persons feedback as these things are often not one sided affairs.

have already xxx

thanks

What type of Windows are you looking for?
For aluclad I would <READ The forum charter>
BmB

cadobady · 20-01-2014 05:04PM

I am looking for either PVC or Aluminium as AluClad might be a risk in my house as its not the best ventilated house in the world and there is moisture on the windows each morning

BryanF · 21-01-2014 01:21AM

Before changing windows you need to deal with

cadobady wrote: »

not the best ventilated

kkelliher · 21-01-2014 01:03PM

true windows in sligo have very nice aluclad products, no connection with them

cadobady · 23-01-2014 03:58PM

BryanF wrote: »

Before changing windows you need to deal with

yes i agree - for whatever reason - there is a lot of condensation on the windows each morning during the winter

will have someone to look at it soon and will also need to invest in a good dehumidifier

893bet · 23-01-2014 04:08PM

cadobady wrote: »

yes i agree - for whatever reason - there is a lot of condensation on the windows each morning during the winter

will have someone to look at it soon and will also need to invest in a good dehumidifier

What ventilation is currently in the house?

Vents in walls?
Trickle vents?
None apart from opening windows daily?

cadobady · 23-01-2014 04:13PM

hi

vents in all rooms - thats it : (

however all upstairs windows are open on latch all day as well

extractor in kitchen is recirculated but will be ducted very soon

have been advised against trickle vents for heat loss reasons (heat loss while they are closed)

thanks

893bet · 23-01-2014 04:34PM

cadobady wrote: »

hi

vents in all rooms - thats it : (

however all upstairs windows are open on latch all day as well

Are vents all open or are they blocked up to prevent draughts? One of the main reasons for condensation would be lack of ventilation.

cadobady wrote: »

hi

extractor in kitchen is recirculated but will be ducted very soon

Will make a difference in the kitchen. Are their extractors in the bathrooms?

cadobady wrote: »

hi

have been advised against trickle vents for heat loss reasons (heat loss while they are closed)

Not sure what they are on about here.

Have you considered demand controlled ventilation? Give it a google. May be worth the investment though I would suggest getting an expert to assess what the problem is. By an expert i mean someone with no vested interest in selling a product.

Windows and Doors in Galway

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