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All our work is Guaranteed We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, this means we are available for any emergency you may have. We welcome both domestic and commercial customers and are able to offer a comprehensive range of services - whatever you requirement you can be assured of a high quality service at a competitive price. We also repair all UPVC door or windows from locks to replacing units, no job is too small or too large we can give you a quote with no obligation.

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... HOT WEATHER AND UPVC – HOW TO AVOID EXPANDING DOORS & WINDOWS HOW CAN YOU HELP PREVENT UPVC WINDOWS OR DOORS FROM EXPANDING IN THE HEAT? UPVC is used for many home improvement products as it is tough, maintenance free and has a long lifespan. All uPVC products respond to high temperature changes more dramatically than timber and aluminium products.
According to engineeringtoolbox.com, at 40ºC your UPVC can expand by up to 2.4cm, which is likely to affect normal use.
In really high temperatures you may notice that your windows or doors become stiff, and they may not open and close properly. This is likely to be because the UPVC has swollen.
DO NOT WORRY! Your windows and doors are not are not broken and do not need replacing. This is a perfectly natural occurrence and can affect darker-coloured uPVC products more seriously due to the amount of heat being absorbed.
Where heat has affected your uPVC frames, the issue will disappear once temperatures return to normal. When the sun sets, your windows and doors will retract, returning to the normal size and position.
SO HOW CAN YOU PREVENT UPVC HEAT-EXPANSION? Should you really need to intervene, you can cool down your uPVC doors/windows by spraying the outside with water, or by patting it down with a cold, damp cloth. This will help the material to shrink back down to size, so that it’s once again within its normal working parameters.
Should you only experience these problems in extreme temperatures, we do not need to attend to make adjustments, as this will only cause you further issues down the line. If the problems with your uPVC products do not rectify themselves once the temperature drops, we are happy to assist .
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Tackling a Frozen Door Lock
Frozen door locks are easier to fix than you might expect, as long as you have the right tool handy. Believe it or not, a small bottle of alcohol-based hand sanitizer is all you need to open a frozen lock.
... Hand sanitizers work because the alcohol in them melts the ice that has made the lock seize up. Simply pour it on the key and wiggle the key in and out of the lock for a moment to loosen it up. If you don’t carry hand sanitizer, then this is a good reason to start. Once you get into the habit of carrying it you’ll (hopefully) enjoy fewer colds and winter bugs too, which is a nice side-effect.
If you don’t have hand sanitizer on you, there are other things that you can try. Heating your key, carefully, with the cigarette lighter from your car (or a normal lighter, if you carry one), is a good option. Another thing that you can try is spraying some WD-40 onto the lock to loosen things up. If you do this, be patient and let it work. Don’t try any flame-based methods of opening the lock after you’re sprayed it with WD-40, because this lubricant is incredibly flammable.
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