What matters in a new window scheme
Measured to each opening
Individual surveying helps frames sit right and seal properly first time.
Weather kept where it belongs
Careful fitting and sealing help cut draughts and messy weak points.
Surrounding areas finished neatly
Making good matters so the window does not look better than the wall around it.
New windows should fix more than the view
When old frames are tired, draughty or awkward to live with, replacing them should improve more than just the view. Our UPVC window installation work in Leicester focuses on weather resistance, security, insulation and easier upkeep, while still making sure the style suits the house. We talk through opening options, frame looks, glazing needs and ventilation before anything is ordered. With RD Construction, each window is treated as its own opening, because a neat result depends on measurements and details being right at the start, not guessed later.
Measured, fitted and made good properly
The fitting itself needs care. We remove existing frames cleanly, position the new units properly, seal around them and make good the surrounding areas so the finished opening looks looked after rather than rushed. We also protect nearby surfaces and check operation, locks and seals once the windows are in. Projects with RD Construction can sit within wider renovation work too, which is useful when walls, finishes or adjoining rooms are already being improved.
Frequently asked questions
Will each window opening be measured on its own?
Yes, it should be. Openings that look similar can vary once you start checking sizes, surrounding materials and the condition of the reveals, so measuring each one properly helps the new windows fit and seal as they should.
What happens around the window after fitting?
Once the frame is in place and sealed, the surrounding area may need making good so the opening looks tidy and finished. We also check how the window operates, how it locks and whether the seals sit correctly before the job is signed off.
Can new windows be part of a wider renovation?
Yes. That can work especially well when adjacent walls, decorating or other alterations are already planned, because the fitting and surrounding finishes can then be treated as one job instead of a patchwork of separate tasks.