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FAQs

Should I keep my paperwork?

Yes. Keep guarantees, certificates, and invoices in a safe place.

What questions should I ask before ordering?

Ask about guarantees, lead times, products, and certifications.

What should I ask during a survey?

Ask about products, guarantees, lead times, and certification.

Should I compare guarantees?

Yes. Longer, clearer guarantees provide added peace of mind.

What accreditations should an installer have?

Look for recognised schemes such as FENSA and relevant insurance-backed guarantees.

What are the signs of poor installation?

Draughts, sticking windows, gaps, and water ingress may indicate installation issues.

Should I buy local?

A reputable local installer often provides more responsive service and aftercare.

Do I need planning permission for new windows?

Usually not, although listed buildings and conservation areas may need approval.

Can replacement windows reduce outside noise?

Yes. Double glazing and acoustic glass reduce external noise.

What colours are available for modern windows?

Choose from white, anthracite grey, black, and woodgrain finishes.

Will new windows make my home quieter?

Yes. Double glazing helps block external noise.

Can I match new windows to my existing style?

Yes. Modern windows come in many styles and finishes.

Do replacement windows add kerb appeal?

Yes. Stylish new windows can transform your home’s appearance.

What should I look for when choosing a window installer?

Look for experience, reviews, accreditations, and guarantees.

What happens during a home survey?

A surveyor measures your openings, discusses product options, and checks installation requirements.

Is a quotation free?

Yes KRB offers free, no-obligation quotations.

Can windows be installed in listed buildings?

Yes, although Listed Building Consent may be required.

What is a conservation area?

A conservation area has planning controls to protect its character.

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