uPVC Doors in Stirling

uPVC doors are made by encasing an insulated steel frame in un-plasticised polyvinyl chloride (uPVC) to create a sealed unit that is strong and thermally efficient. uPVC doors do have a plastic type of finish, but they are very affordable and an effective and stylish solution to secure any home.

Lower energy bills

uPVC doors can provide an added layer of insulation to your home, meaning you will be retaining more heat and could see your energy bills drop as a result. A modern uPVC door is recognised for its sound insulation, thermal efficiency, & value for money. These doors can help you save money on your heating bills, coupled with making your home look great while you’re doing it.

Low maintenance

A practical choice for today’s busy households, thanks to its wipe-clean design, uPVC doors are weather resistant & won’t rot or rust as other door materials can. If you are looking for a material that won’t break the bank, is easy to maintain and is versatile so can be made to look authentically like timber for a classic and traditional aesthetic, uPVC is the right choice for you.

Impressive security

Modern uPVC doors are built to withstand any weather conditions or applied force, with a galvanised steel core which is very difficult to break. Also, Clydebuilt uPVC doors are fitted with a multipoint locking system keeping potential intruders securely locked out. Having the highest standard of security measures in place on your uPVC door is essential for your peace of mind to feel completely safe in your property.

Easy to customise

uPVC doors are available in several different colours to complement your home’s exterior. There’s a range of handles, knockers, cat flaps & letter plates to browse through too. As one of the most flexible materials on the market when it comes to colour and other key features, you can truly tailor your new door to your personal style and get the look you want for your house.

Impressive soundproofing

It is a commonly known fact that modern uPVC doors offer superior sound proofing. If you live in a busy area with a lot of traffic it can be frustrating to deal with the persistent noise from outside. A uPVC door can help you block out everything you don’t want to hear and help you enjoy the peace and quiet you would want and expect from your home.

Functional but fashionable

For some people uPVC probably still carries the stereotype that it is white and cheap looking but with modern uPVC this is no longer the case. The boring white is a thing of the past and uPVC doors can now give you both the function and fashion you are looking for, so you won’t have to compromise, and you can get exactly what you want.

Highly durable

Again, counteracting the old stereotypes, modern uPVC offers impressive durability, staying strong and sturdy for many years and making these doors more hardwearing than other traditional materials. Also, this material has an advantage over metal and wood in terms of rusting, swelling, and warping as uPVC will keep its shape and look for years to come.

Opting for uPVC doors will help you to safeguard your home against extreme weather you might experience in Scotland. uPVC is completely waterproof, so you won’t have to worry about damp or leaks getting through into your home, and because it is not affected by temperature (whereas wood and metal are) your doors will always open and close smoothly all year round.

Composite doors are made from a number of materials that are pressed & glued together, whereas uPVC doors are made out of a single material. uPVC doors are the most popular choice in homes across the country because they provide a good balance between insulation, security & cost. Composite doors are a lot more expensive than uPVC doors, which is why uPVC remains a leading choice for many homeowners looking for a stylish and functional door that is great value for money.

Before uPVC there was only timber and after uPVC came the introduction of aluminium, but even though it exists in a unique middle ground position, uPVC can sometimes be the more obvious choice over aluminium. This is because it is more affordable and equally as durable and long-lasting, giving plenty to offer the modern homeowner despite not being the latest material in the industry.

A key benefit of uPVC is that it is very configurable and flexible, so it does not matter what type of home you live in, whether it is a new build or an older traditional property, uPVC can be adapted to fit with any style

Based on how well they are installed and maintained over time, uPVC doors should have an average life expectancy of between 25 and 30 years. Despite not needing a lot of heavy cleaning and maintenance like other door materials it is still beneficial to give your uPVC doors a wipe every now and then to keep them looking their best.

uPVC doors are one of the UK’s leading materials and based on the benefits listed above it’s no wonder as to why. When you get high quality uPVC doors in Scotland from an experienced and professional company like Clydebuilt Home Improvements you are getting doors that are designed to be incredibly reliable and dependable and striking the right balance between function and the visual appearance, both of which are very important when it comes to choosing the right door for you.

Like with every home improvement you make, selecting a new door takes a lot of thought and consideration. Price will always play an important role but so should your personal preference and what you want for your home. If you are looking for a door that will give you everything you’re looking for in function and that can be designed to give you the exact style you want all at an affordable price then a uPVC door from Clydebuilt will be the perfect choice for you.