TruStyle UK - Windows And Doors Blog

Professional installation is key to protect your home against damp. At Trustyle, we take the care to remove the old fascia boards and complete all the finishing touches to beautify and protect your home.

Installation includes replacing rotten rafter feet, renewing cement on gable end edges and replacing rotten felt up to the first tiling batten.

Hidden ventilation facilities allow for timber to breathe and prevents damp. It allows the circulation of air without the use of ugly looking vents.
The UPVC outer skin on our fascias and soffits are colourfast keeping them looking good year after year.

UPVC is totally low maintenance and wipe-clean, and never needs repainting.

We have a selection of colours including white, black and brown designed to complement our full range of windows and doors.

Options include combining your new fascias and soffits with Trustyle cladding and bargeboards or guttering and downpipes for the complete roofline transformation.

Our designers say that the most common reason for kitchen conservatories requiring planning permission is where all or part of it is to be used as a kitchen. This is due to the requirement for sanitary and drainage facilities. If you live in the Midlands or Milton Keynes, feel free to send us an e-mail with any questions that you may have.

Past customers have expressed how pleased they are that they now have a lovely open view whilst slaving away in the kitchen! Not to mention those summer BBQ’s made simple through having your kitchen linked to a conservatory leading out into your garden. Others simply get the dining room they always wanted.

Working from home is the perfect choice for many people and having an office conservatory, designed with space, light, storage and a computer in mind you’ll be pleasantly surprised just how effective an office conservatory can be. Simply close your conservatory doors from your house and you have an ideal, quiet and inspiring place to get lots of work done.

The children can also gain benefits through adding a conservatory den to your home to store all the toys, games and entertainment systems in one place – leaving you less to do in the bedrooms! You also gain a family area for all to enjoy and spend more time together.

When comparing window companies you’ll often hear phrases like “Fensa Registered” and “CPA Registered” but what do they mean? And do they hold any keys to the quality of service you can expect? 

Firstly FENSA stands for Fenestration Self Assessment Scheme. 

This means that all companies registered with FENSA will certify that their work complies with all relevant building regulations and no further action by yourself is required.

If you fit your own windows or use a company that’s not FENSA registered, you’ll have to notify your local council and approval will need to be gained from your local authority.  Its important that all regulations are met as this will crop us when you come to sell your property.

CPA stands for “Consumer Protection Association” and is designed to protect the consumer through carrying our independent “Surveys” where previous customers are contacted by CPA and asked to rate the service they received. 

The overall results are then displayed in a pie chart so if 90+ percent of previous customers rated their replacement windows service as either “Excellent” or “Very Good” you’ll know that you are dealing with a quality company. 

The trick here is that if a company says they are CPA Registered, ask to see their results! 

At Trustyle UK LTD we proudly display our results certificate as its always been excellent and, of course,  we are FENSA registered,  based in Leicestershire and service Nottinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Coventry, Milton Keynes, Midlands.

Thanks for visiting our blog resource.  Over the coming weeks we’ll be answering all of the common questions that we receive when it comes to the choice, design and fitting of all UPVC products.

As you can see from our categories on the right,  we are a local company providing Sculptured Windows, Doors, Conservatories And Fascia’s across the Midlands and Milton Keynes.

Through utilising the knowledge of the companies staff from the company directors down,  we’ll be providing advice, designs, legal requirements, local knowledge and even DIY reports for everything UPVC.  So stay tuned…and help us to build the largest Windows, Doors and Conservatories blog throughout the Midlands and Milton Keynes.