Your VELUX roof window replacement

Replacing your VELUX roof windows is easier than you think. During the last 10-20 years, we have seen significant progress or even a complete evolution in the design and technology of our roof windows. Let us guide you towards achieving your goal of replacing your dated or damaged old roof window with an aesthetically appealing, energy-efficient and longer-lasting solution.

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When and why should I replace my roof windows?

Roof windows can bring many benefits to a home, such as adding daylight, ventilating your space, and creating a beautiful and bright living space where the whole family wants to spend time.

However, all good things come to an end. The average lifespan of a roof window ranges from 20 to 30 years. If you have had your roof window for an extended period, it may be time to consider replacing your window to improve the interior design of your home or due to loss of functionality.

The most typical signs of lost functionality in a roof window are water leakage, water damage, insulation issues, and cracks and discolouration in the windowpane.

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What are the benefits of a roof window replacement?

Improved insulation and energy efficiencyWhen it comes to insulation, an old roof window (even in good condition) is no match for a modern VELUX roof window.

It's easier than you thinkUpdating your roof window with a new VELUX roof window can be done in as little as 4 hours.

More daylight and fresh airModern VELUX roof windows are designed to have a larger glazing area, meaning that even if you exchange your old roof window for one of the same size, you will be bringing more daylight into your space.

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