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Everest windows and doors offer elegant design, outstanding performance and lasting durability.
As autumn takes hold and the nights draw in, it’s that time of year when we look forward to long walks followed by cosy evenings at home with the dogs piled up in front of a roaring fire. As the season changes it’s wonderful to rediscover the joy of snuggling up under a blanket with a hot chocolate and appreciating the beautiful spaces your family has created, alongside all the special things which make your home your own.
It’s also a great time of year to consider how your property has been improved and maintained, with extensions and updates over the years, from roof repairs, to kitchen and bathroom renovations, and to ponder what other features might benefit from an upgrade. Your house is the family’s base, a place to relax and recharge, to entertain and to enjoy, and as its custodian your job is to make sure the property is well maintained and future-proofed to the highest possible standard for the next generation.
When considering the essential features of a house built to last, making sure you have fitted the very best windows and doors is absolutely essential. These elements are the first line of defence for your property: they require precision engineering to make them durable and they must be secure, stylish and sympathetic to the design of the house, as well as delivering high energy performance. And with a rich heritage delivering exceptional quality windows and doors to homeowners across the UK, Everest is renowned for elegant design, outstanding performance and lasting durability.
Everest offers enormous choice in terms of window frames, from traditional timber sash windows to uPVC and, the increasingly popular choice - aluminium frames. Homeowners are discovering how aluminium can transform the way a room looks throughout the day: more natural light allows for a contemporary feel as well as illuminating period features like fireplaces or cornicing detail which can be left in the dark in older houses. Meanwhile, slim slightlines and more expansive glass areas create calming spaces which serve as an ideal retreat from the stresses of modern life.
Everest’s Aluminum window frames are designed to compliment both period and new-build properties and come in a wide range of finishes including custom RAL colour selection which allows you to choose the right look for your home. Similarly, Everest’s Aluminium doors are sleek and contemporary, allowing natural light into the house while being weather resistant and easy to maintain: the company’s Aluminium doors include bi-fold, patio, French and front and back doors, all of which are all available in a range of contemporary colours.
Everest is particularly proud of its British roots, and has consistently been dedicated to supporting UK manufacturing, guaranteeing quality, craftsmanship and reliability in every job. By keeping production local every detail can be overseen and checked, ensuring all of its windows and doors meet the high standards of performance and design which clients have come to expect. Manufacturing in the UK also means reduced environmental impact and support for local jobs, investing in British skills, British engineering and British manufacturing so Everest clients can enjoy products made with pride, built close to home and which will last for years to come.
Find out more at www.everest.co.uk
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