Take a look at our recent blog posts.
How to Prevent Condensation In My Conservatory?
There’s no worse feeling than waking up in the morning to see condensation in your conservatory. Unless you wipe your windows dry, the only way you can clear it is to open the windows and ...
- Posted on: July 14, 2024
- Categorised in: Conservatory, Help & Advice
- Tagged as: condensation, conservatory, house extension
Glass or Solid Conservatory Roofs: Which is Better for Your Home?
A conservatory is a popular home improvement project for many homeowners, as it provides a versatile space for relaxation, entertaining, or as an extension of your living area. When it comes to ...
- Posted on: June 29, 2024
- Categorised in: Help & Advice, Updates
Unlock the Full Potential of Your House Extension
Are you considering a house extension? If so, you’re probably wondering what you can do with the extra space. A house extension is a fantastic opportunity to transform your home and unlock ...
- Posted on: June 25, 2024
- Categorised in: Help & Advice, Updates
What Is the Difference Between French and Double Doors
Door experts generally believe that French doors and double doors are two of the best door types available on the market. SRJ’s French doors are known for their beauty and elegance, while ...
Do Garden Rooms Add Value To a Property?
The short answer is yes, it does. Garden rooms are a cost-effective way to create a unique space in the home. They won’t just improve the life of the current homeowners but also impress ...
- Posted on: June 1, 2024
- Categorised in: Conservatory, Help & Advice
- Tagged as: garden rooms
Our Latest Smooth Anthracite Grey uPVC Window
SRJ Windows is helping our Dunfermline customers bring their properties into the 21st-century with our high-quality anthracite grey uPVC window range. No longer will you just have to put up with ...
- Posted on: May 10, 2024
- Categorised in: Windows
- Tagged as: Anthracite Grey, Windows
Why Are My Windows and Doors Covered in Condensation?
There’s no worse feeling than waking up and noticing that your windows and doors are covered in condensation. Unless you have time to wipe your double glazing dry or you are lucky enough to ...
- Posted on: April 9, 2024
- Categorised in: Help & Advice
