How much are inefficient windows
costing your business this year?

If you’re wondering whether it’s worth replacing commercial windows, read on, because if your current windows are inefficient they could be costing your business more than you think.

Inefficient windows contribute to increased energy costs

This is the obvious one – but when energy costs are sky-high, you can’t afford to ignore the issue. If you have single glazing, your windows will definitely be inefficient, leading to increased energy costs. But even older double glazing isn’t as efficient as modern double glazing solutions. Inefficient windows mean your building will be colder in winter and hotter in summer – and you’ll need to use more energy to keep spaces warm or cool enough to work in. If your windows have developed cracks or leaks in the seals, the problems will be even worse. Replacing commercial windows with modern, thermally efficient windows has the potential to make a big difference to your energy bills. It will also reduce your carbon footprint, vital if you’re looking at sustainability in your business.

Inefficient windows affect your employees’ productivity

Inefficient windows are likely to be affecting your employees’ productivity. If your building is too cold in winter or too hot in summer, it makes it harder for employees to work efficiently, leading to reduced output and, ultimately, lower profit levels. Consider glare too. If your windows aren’t tinted or shaded where they need to be, it could make computer screens harder to read, which will affect your employees’ ability to work. Then there are the noise levels. Inefficient windows don’t block sound as well as modern, thermally efficient windows. If your premises are in busy or noisy surroundings, inefficient windows could be making it difficult for employees to concentrate. Replacing commercial windows has the potential to increase productivity and grow your business.
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Inefficient windows equal higher maintenance costs

If your commercial building has older windows, it’s likely to be costing you in increased maintenance.

You may need to repair leaks or cracks in the seals. If opening mechanisms are faulty, they might need to be fixed to allow employees to open and close windows. Draughty windows will be letting in more dust and dirt from the outside, which will lead to increased cleaning costs. Not only will there be maintenance costs, there will also be disruption to the working day when maintenance teams are on site.

Replacing commercial windows solves all these problems. New commercial windows will be low maintenance and give years of trouble-free use, helping to lower the cost of running your business.

Inefficient windows can increase health and safety risks

Inefficient windows could be affecting your employees’ health and safety.

Poorly insulated or damaged windows increase the risk of mould and mildew build-up. This can cause respiratory problems if it isn’t treated. In busy urban and industrial areas there is also an increased risk of pollutants and other harmful particles that employees could be breathing in all day long.

Also consider the fact that inefficient windows are likely to be insecure windows, making it easier for intruders to enter.

Replacing commercial windows will give you a much more secure working environment, not to mention a healthier one.

Replacing commercial windows with Mercury Glazing

Here at Mercury Glazing we’re experts in replacing commercial glazing. We manufacture commercial windows of all shapes and sizes, all designed to improve your property’s aesthetic, carbon footprint and security.

Our windows are installed by reputable window contractors up and down the country – they all choose to work with us because they know we provide exceptional windows and an exceptional service.

So when you’re thinking about replacing commercial windows, Mercury Glazing is the place to start. Get in touch today for a quote.

Cliff House, Felixstowe

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Foxhill House, Chester

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University of Sussex, Brighton

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Varndean College, Brighton

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From sash windows to aluminium bifold doors, our high-quality products are engineered and manufactured right here in Britain. We work with fellow UK-operated companies, Spectus Window Systems, Smart Systems, and Jack Aluminium Systems, to deliver only the very best to our trade, commercial and residential customers.

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  • How much do French doors cost to install in the UK?

    The cost of installing French doors in the UK varies depending on the size, material, and design. At Mercury Glazing, we offer competitive pricing tailored to your specific needs. Please contact us for a personalised quote.

  • How to fit door handles?

    Fitting door handles can be a straightforward process. First, measure and mark the position on the door, drill the necessary holes, then attach the handle with screws. For detailed instructions or professional fitting services, feel free to reach out to us.

  • What are composite doors made of?

    Composite doors are crafted from a combination of materials, including PVC, wood, insulating foam, and GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic). This blend ensures strength, durability, and thermal efficiency.

  • What are composite doors?

    Composite doors are high-quality doors known for their robustness, energy efficiency, and security. They are an excellent choice for those seeking a durable and aesthetically pleasing option.

  • Do composite doors fade in the sun?

    Our composite doors are designed to resist fading, even under prolonged sun exposure, thanks to their high-quality materials and construction.

  • How to adjust composite doors?

    Adjusting a composite door usually involves aligning the hinges and lock mechanism. If you're experiencing issues, we recommend contacting a professional for assistance to ensure optimal performance and avoid damage.

  • How to replace patio doors?

    Replacing patio doors involves removing the old doors, preparing the opening, and installing the new doors. It's a task best handled by professionals to ensure a perfect fit and functionality.

  • How much do patio doors cost?

    The cost of patio doors varies based on size, material, and design. Contact us at Mercury Glazing for a bespoke quote that matches your specific requirements.

  • How much are French doors?

    The price of French doors depends on the material, size, and design details. We offer a range of options to suit various budgets. Please get in touch for a tailored quote.

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How much are inefficient windows
costing your business this year?

If you’re wondering whether it’s worth replacing commercial windows, read on, because if your current windows are inefficient they could be costing your business more than you think.

Inefficient windows contribute to increased energy costs

This is the obvious one – but when energy costs are sky-high, you can’t afford to ignore the issue. If you have single glazing, your windows will definitely be inefficient, leading to increased energy costs. But even older double glazing isn’t as efficient as modern double glazing solutions. Inefficient windows mean your building will be colder in winter and hotter in summer – and you’ll need to use more energy to keep spaces warm or cool enough to work in. If your windows have developed cracks or leaks in the seals, the problems will be even worse. Replacing commercial windows with modern, thermally efficient windows has the potential to make a big difference to your energy bills. It will also reduce your carbon footprint, vital if you’re looking at sustainability in your business.

Inefficient windows affect your employees’ productivity

Inefficient windows are likely to be affecting your employees’ productivity. If your building is too cold in winter or too hot in summer, it makes it harder for employees to work efficiently, leading to reduced output and, ultimately, lower profit levels. Consider glare too. If your windows aren’t tinted or shaded where they need to be, it could make computer screens harder to read, which will affect your employees’ ability to work. Then there are the noise levels. Inefficient windows don’t block sound as well as modern, thermally efficient windows. If your premises are in busy or noisy surroundings, inefficient windows could be making it difficult for employees to concentrate. Replacing commercial windows has the potential to increase productivity and grow your business.
Cliff-House-Gallery1
Cliff-House-Gallery2
Cliff-House-Gallery3
Cliff-House-Gallery4
Cliff-House-Gallery5

Inefficient windows equal higher maintenance costs

If your commercial building has older windows, it’s likely to be costing you in increased maintenance.

You may need to repair leaks or cracks in the seals. If opening mechanisms are faulty, they might need to be fixed to allow employees to open and close windows. Draughty windows will be letting in more dust and dirt from the outside, which will lead to increased cleaning costs. Not only will there be maintenance costs, there will also be disruption to the working day when maintenance teams are on site.

Replacing commercial windows solves all these problems. New commercial windows will be low maintenance and give years of trouble-free use, helping to lower the cost of running your business.

Inefficient windows can increase health and safety risks

Inefficient windows could be affecting your employees’ health and safety.

Poorly insulated or damaged windows increase the risk of mould and mildew build-up. This can cause respiratory problems if it isn’t treated. In busy urban and industrial areas there is also an increased risk of pollutants and other harmful particles that employees could be breathing in all day long.

Also consider the fact that inefficient windows are likely to be insecure windows, making it easier for intruders to enter.

Replacing commercial windows will give you a much more secure working environment, not to mention a healthier one.

Replacing commercial windows with Mercury Glazing

Here at Mercury Glazing we’re experts in replacing commercial glazing. We manufacture commercial windows of all shapes and sizes, all designed to improve your property’s aesthetic, carbon footprint and security.

Our windows are installed by reputable window contractors up and down the country – they all choose to work with us because they know we provide exceptional windows and an exceptional service.

So when you’re thinking about replacing commercial windows, Mercury Glazing is the place to start. Get in touch today for a quote.

Cliff House, Felixstowe

VIEW PROJECT

Foxhill House, Chester

VIEW PROJECT

University of Sussex, Brighton

VIEW PROJECT

Varndean College, Brighton

VIEW PROJECT

From sash windows to aluminium bifold doors, our high-quality products are engineered and manufactured right here in Britain. We work with fellow UK-operated companies, Spectus Window Systems, Smart Systems, and Jack Aluminium Systems, to deliver only the very best to our trade, commercial and residential customers.

FILL OUR CONTACT FORM

  • How much do French doors cost to install in the UK?

    The cost of installing French doors in the UK varies depending on the size, material, and design. At Mercury Glazing, we offer competitive pricing tailored to your specific needs. Please contact us for a personalised quote.

  • How to fit door handles?

    Fitting door handles can be a straightforward process. First, measure and mark the position on the door, drill the necessary holes, then attach the handle with screws. For detailed instructions or professional fitting services, feel free to reach out to us.

  • What are composite doors made of?

    Composite doors are crafted from a combination of materials, including PVC, wood, insulating foam, and GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic). This blend ensures strength, durability, and thermal efficiency.

  • What are composite doors?

    Composite doors are high-quality doors known for their robustness, energy efficiency, and security. They are an excellent choice for those seeking a durable and aesthetically pleasing option.

  • Do composite doors fade in the sun?

    Our composite doors are designed to resist fading, even under prolonged sun exposure, thanks to their high-quality materials and construction.

  • How to adjust composite doors?

    Adjusting a composite door usually involves aligning the hinges and lock mechanism. If you're experiencing issues, we recommend contacting a professional for assistance to ensure optimal performance and avoid damage.

  • How to replace patio doors?

    Replacing patio doors involves removing the old doors, preparing the opening, and installing the new doors. It's a task best handled by professionals to ensure a perfect fit and functionality.

  • How much do patio doors cost?

    The cost of patio doors varies based on size, material, and design. Contact us at Mercury Glazing for a bespoke quote that matches your specific requirements.

  • How much are French doors?

    The price of French doors depends on the material, size, and design details. We offer a range of options to suit various budgets. Please get in touch for a tailored quote.

OUR ACCREDITATIONS