Installation · Joinery
uPVC Window and Door Installation
uPVC joinery is a window and door system that provides thermal and acoustic insulation with little maintenance. Three things decide how it performs. The quality of the profile, the type of glass and how well the installation is sealed. Miss the third and the first two stop mattering.
Scope
What we do
We handle the work below from one place. Surveys and quotations are free in Izmir Kemalpasa and the surrounding area. For larger projects we work across all of Izmir.
- On-site measuring and system selection
- Removal of the old frames
- uPVC window installation (fixed, tilt and turn, sliding)
- uPVC balcony and entrance doors
- Insulated glazing unit replacement
- Renewal and adjustment of gaskets, handles and hinges
- Sealing after installation (foam and silicone) with internal and external sill detail
What We Watch For
The details that decide the quality
The seal decides the insulation
Even the best profile insulates nothing if the gap between frame and wall is not filled properly. The draught you feel on a windy day usually comes through that gap rather than through the glass.
Glass is chosen for the use
Thermal insulation, noise reduction and solar control come from different glass types. A facade onto a busy road may need noise first, a sun-facing one heat. The choice is made at the survey, facade by facade.
Replacement includes making good inside
Taking out old frames damages the plaster at the reveal, so repair work is needed. That item is forgotten in many quotations and appears later as an extra. We write it into the scope from the start.
FAQ
Frequently asked about upvc windows & doors
uPVC or aluminium?
uPVC performs better on thermal insulation and is common in homes. Aluminium allows slimmer frames and wider openings, which is why it is preferred for shopfronts and facades. The decision follows the use and the size of the opening.
Can the glass alone be replaced?
If the frame is sound, yes, and it costs less than a full replacement. Misted units are usually a glass problem. Where the frame has distorted or the seals have failed, replacing the glass alone will not do.
Will the wall be damaged during replacement?
Not with careful removal. Making good the reveals, adjusting the internal frame and fitting the sill are part of the work, as is sealing around the frame, which is where most water ingress happens.
Why does condensation form on windows?
When indoor humidity is high and the surface is cold, condensation appears on the glass. It does not always mean the window is faulty; more often it points to a lack of ventilation.
How long does uPVC window installation take?
After measuring, production usually runs 7 to 10 days. That part sits with the manufacturer. Fitting takes 1 to 2 days in a standard flat. Removal, installation and making good the sills all happen the same day, so the property is never left open for days.
Can I replace only the glass and keep the frames?
If the frames are sound and the gaskets are in good order, the glazing unit alone can be replaced. It is a common and economical fix for units that have misted up between the panes. Where the frames themselves are worn, glass alone will not deliver what you expect.
Will the walls be damaged during installation?
Some damage to the plaster at the edges is normal when old frames come out, which is why making good afterwards is part of the job. We write the scope into the quotation and do not ask for extras later.
My windows are misting up. Is the joinery at fault?
Condensation on the glass surface is usually about humidity indoors and insufficient ventilation rather than a fault in the joinery. New, well-sealed windows make a home more airtight, so the humidity becomes more noticeable. We assess the situation at the survey and tell you the actual cause.
Where We Work
uPVC Windows & Doors across Kemalpasa and the nearby districts.
Our shop is in the Sekiz Eylul neighbourhood of Kemalpasa. We work across a wide area. the central neighbourhoods, the surrounding towns and the neighbouring districts.
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