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WINDOWS

UPVC, ALUMINUM AND HARDWOOD WINDOWS

As Northamptonshire’s leading window installers and home improvement experts, at Martindale Windows we know that the perfect set of new windows are the ideal way to improve the appearance, security and insulation of your home. Because of our vast experience as a double glazing expert, we source only the finest UPVC, Aluminium and Hardwood Windows for your home, ensuring we produce and install windows for you that will meet your specific requirements. White or wood effect, chamfered or decorative, leaded glass or plain, Georgian bar or beveled, the list is endless, but the choice is yours. In addition, all our windows are full of the most up-to-date security and energy efficient features as standard.

INSPIRATION

OUR WINDOW STYLES

Martindale offer a wide range of window styles and options – some of which can be explored below. Whether you’re based in Northampton, Buckinghamshire, Warwickshire or beyond, our team of double glazing experts are on hand to discuss your window needs.

Casement Windows Northampton

CASEMENT WINDOWS

As the most popular window choice for many homeowner across Northampton & beyond, Casement Windows are every efficient and aesthetically brilliant

FLUSH SASH WINDOWS

Created with the Matrix Fully Sculptured, Flush Sash Windows  sit true to the frame, offering the traditional appearance of timber but modern PVCU performance.

TILT & TURN WINDOWS

Tilt & Turn Windows are a great choice for flat or apartment owners in Northamptonshire, or where there is a need for cleaning to be carried out from the inside of the building.

Aluminium Windows Northampton

ALUMINIUM WINDOWS

As a solution that offers modern & contemporary styling with a durable finish, Aluminium Windows are the ideal solution for modern properties.

RESIDENCE COLLECTION

The modern appearance of R7 windows is created by having a flush sash interior as well as exterior. Equal sightlines deliver a sleek symmetrical look so these windows.

Timber Windows Northampton

TIMBER WINDOWS

Our timber casement windows are designed to provide authentic aesthetics while boasting all the benefits of modern developments. This style is the ideal choice for traditional homes.

DESIGN

GET A QUOTE

We offer a no obligation quotation and design survey on all Window enquiries to help you get a better understanding of the cost and installation time required to get the perfect Windows for your home.

KNOWLEDGE

WINDOW FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Martindale offer a wide range of window styles and options – some of which can be explored below. Whether you’re based in Northampton, Buckinghamshire, Warwickshire or beyond, our team of double glazing experts are on hand to discuss your window needs.

1. What are the main benefits of choosing aluminium windows for my home?

Aluminium windows are gaining popularity among homeowners due to their durability, sleek appearance, and low maintenance requirements. One of the key benefits of aluminium windows is their robust nature. They can withstand harsh weather conditions without warping or rotting, which makes them a long-lasting option for any home. Their slim frames allow for a larger glass area, offering more natural light and better views. Aluminium is also resistant to corrosion, ensuring that the windows maintain their appearance over time. Additionally, aluminium frames can be powder-coated in a variety of colours, offering flexibility in matching your home’s aesthetic. Whether you’re focusing on energy efficiency or style, aluminium windows offer a modern and practical solution for your home improvement needs.

UPVC and Aluminium windows are specifically designed to enhance energy efficiency, making them a smart choice for homeowners looking to reduce energy bills. The material itself is an excellent insulator, helping to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. This is achieved by reducing the amount of heat that escapes through the windows. Effective UPVC or Aluminium windows generally come with double glazing (although they now also come with triple glazing), which provides an additional layer of insulation by trapping air between the two panes of glass. This combination significantly reduces heat loss and can lead to noticeable savings on energy bills. By choosing the right windows, you’re not only improving your home’s comfort but also contributing to a more sustainable environment.

Window installation is a straightforward process when handled by professionals. Initially, a consultation will help determine the best type of windows for your home, whether aluminium or UPVC. Once you’ve made your choice, our survey team will measure your existing windows to ensure a perfect fit. On installation day, the team will remove your old windows with care to avoid damage to your property. They will then install the new windows, ensuring they are properly sealed and finished. The process typically takes 1 -2 days, depending on the number of windows being replaced. Post-installation, the team will clean up and dispose of your old windows. You’ll be left with beautifully installed windows that enhance your home’s appearance and energy efficiency.

Maintaining  modern windows is relatively easy, making them an appealing option for many homeowners. To ensure they last as long as possible, regular cleaning is recommended. Use a soft cloth and a mild detergent to wipe down the frames and glass, avoiding abrasive materials that could scratch the surface. It’s important to check the seals and gaskets occasionally to ensure they’re intact and replace them if necessary to maintain energy efficiency. Ensure the drainage holes are clear to prevent water accumulation, which could lead to corrosion over time. With these simple maintenance steps, your aluminium, UPVC or Timber windows will continue to look great and function efficiently for years to come.

Choosing between aluminium and UPVC windows depends on your specific needs and preferences. Aluminium windows are known for their strength, slender frames, and contemporary look, making them ideal for modern homes. They are also incredibly durable and require minimal maintenance. On the other hand, UPVC windows are excellent for energy efficiency and offer good insulation properties, making them a cost-effective choice. They are available in a range of styles and colours, allowing for customisation to suit your home’s design. Consider factors such as your budget, aesthetic preferences, and the climate in your area when making your decision.

Modern windows have become highly energy-efficient, and each material offers different energy ratings based on their properties. Aluminium windows, when equipped with thermal breaks and double or triple glazing, can achieve decent energy ratings, though they may not be as insulating as other materials. UPVC windows are known for their excellent insulating properties and typically achieve higher energy ratings due to the material’s inherent ability to reduce heat transfer. Timber windows also perform well in energy efficiency, primarily because wood is a natural insulator, and when combined with proper glazing, can offer competitive energy ratings. Overall, the energy rating of any window will depend on its specific design, the glazing used, and the overall installation quality.

Both aluminium and UPVC windows offer a wide range of colour options. Aluminium windows can be powder-coated in a vast array of colours, including any shade found on the RAL colour chart. This offers you unparalleled flexibility to match your windows with your home’s aesthetic or architectural style. Similarly, UPVC windows also come in numerous colours and finishes, although the selection might be slightly more limited compared to aluminium. With both materials, you can effectively customise the look of your windows to suit personal preferences or complement your existing decor.

Yes, triple glazing is available for both aluminium and UPVC windows. Triple glazing involves three layers of glass with air spaces in between, providing superior insulation compared to double glazing. This can significantly enhance energy efficiency, reduce noise pollution, and improve thermal comfort in your home. While triple glazing is generally more expensive than double glazing, it can offer long-term savings on energy bills and increased comfort, particularly in colder climates. When considering triple glazing, ensure that your window frames can accommodate the additional glass thickness.