Aluminum and UPVC works

Aluminum and UPVC works

Our Aluminum and UPVC works cover doors, windows and interior partitions designed around how an opening must perform rather than only its appearance. UPVC is often the best choice where moisture resistance, low maintenance and good sound and thermal performance are priorities — for bathrooms, kitchens and bedrooms that face noisy streets. Aluminum is recommended where slim sightlines, larger spans or structural façades are required, and for sliding systems and balcony doors that demand long, smooth movement. In every case we consider glazing options, hardware quality, insect screens, seals and the interface with surrounding finishes to arrive at a solution that meets your priorities for ventilation, privacy, daylight and durability.

Planning and coordination are key to a successful installation. Before we measure and produce profiles, the project team looks at the opening type and orientation, the intended frequency of use, adjacent finishes (plaster, tiles, shutters, roller blinds) and any on-site constraints such as limited access or existing frames to be removed. We also coordinate with other trades when required — for example electrical or carpentry work near the frame, or structural supports for large openings. Clear information from you before the site visit makes the proposal faster and more accurate, and allows us to recommend whether UPVC, aluminum or a hybrid solution best fits your space.

• Decide your priorities first: insulation and noise reduction, maximum daylight and view, or frequent, smooth movement — this guides the choice between UPVC and aluminum.
• Choose the preferred opening type (inward/outward swing, sliding, tilt-and-turn) and note whether you need insect screens, shutters or integrated blinds.
• Send clear photos of the opening from inside and outside, rough width and height, orientation (which way it faces) and any nearby finishes or obstacles before the site visit.
• Inform us of access constraints, preferred installation days/times and whether other trades (electrician, plasterer, contractor) will need to work alongside installation so we can coordinate scheduling.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know whether UPVC or aluminum is better for my windows or doors?

UPVC is generally recommended when moisture resistance, low maintenance and acoustic or thermal performance are the main concerns — common in bathrooms, kitchens and bedrooms. Aluminum is suited to larger spans, slimmer frames and exterior façades where structural strength and maximum glass area are priorities. We evaluate the opening, usage patterns and your priorities during the site inspection and suggest the best material or a hybrid approach.

What should I prepare before the Homey Decor site visit?

Prepare clear photos of the opening from both inside and outside, approximate width and height, the direction the opening faces, and a short note of your goals (privacy, insulation, ventilation, view or frequent use). Also tell us about any access limitations, nearby finishes or existing frames that must be removed, and any deadlines so we can plan the inspection and proposal accordingly.

Will installation require other work or coordination with other contractors?

Yes — installations sometimes require coordination with other trades (electrical, plastering, tiling, or external façade work) or temporary protection of nearby surfaces. We discuss any necessary coordination during the inspection and recommend how to sequence work to minimize disruption and ensure clean, integrated finishing.

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