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Upgrade to Energy-Efficient Windows and Doors with Help to Buy Windows and Save up to 63% on Energy Bills
Attention all UK homeowners! Are you tired of high energy bills and draughty windows and doors? It’s time to take action and upgrade to new, energy-efficient windows and doors with the Help to Buy Windows scheme.
Gone are the days of dreading the arrival of your energy bill every month. With new double glazed windows and doors, you can save up to 63% of heat loss during the winter, meaning you’ll save money on your energy bills and keep your home warm and cosy all year round.
And the best news? Help to Buy Windows is here to offer grants and funding options to make this upgrade more accessible and affordable for you. You can qualify for grants and funding options, and even if you don’t qualify for completely free windows and doors, substantial discounts are available that are not offered anywhere else.
Select the option which best describes your home?
You will be taken to the funding checker to complete you application
Here is a video from a customer installed through the Help 2 Buy Windows Scheme.
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You will be taken to the funding checker to complete you application
But that’s not all! Upgrading your windows and doors will not only help you save money on energy bills, but it will also increase the value of your home, improve your home’s security, and give your home an aesthetic boost. And with new windows and doors, you won’t have to worry about maintenance, making your life much easier.
Don’t just take our word for it – hear from our satisfied customers like Lauren, who saved a substantial amount on her energy bills and used the extra money to go on a holiday. Imagine what you could do with the money you’ll save!
So, what are you waiting for? Take the short, 30-second qualification checker today and see if you qualify for grants or funding for new double glazed windows and doors. Help to Buy Windows is here to help you save money, improve your home, and make your life easier.
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