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 | |  | | | Garvey Glass & Glazingglass suppliers,glaziers,glass,glazing,garvey glass,pvc windows,doors,mirrors,acoustic glass,fire glass,mirror glass,reflective film | | | Company | Garvey Glass & Glazing | | | Contact | Stephen Stewart | | Address | Unit K 280 Comber Road
Lisburn
County Antrim
Northern Ireland
BT27 6TA (MAP)
| | Telephone | 02892 639334 | | Mobile | 07710557669 | | Fax | 02892 639334 | | Email | | | Website | www.build.co.uk/company_488234.htm | | | Garvey Glass & Glazing is an established company in the Lisburn area for over 12 years, offering their services to the construction & domestic markets.
Both partners, namely Stephen Stewart and Robert Johnston, have been associated with the glazing industry for many years and are confident in meeting the needs of local builders, home-owners, architects and quantity surveyors by offering an efficient service at competitive rates. We can also offer technical backup if required. Please find a list of services available below.
- Supplying and glazing double-glazing units that have failed in existing windows.
- Replacement glass service – toughened & laminated glass to shop fronts.
- UPVC window and doors – profile 22 installer, NEW energy efficient windows & doors.
- Fire resistant glass – schools, offices & hospitals.
- Mirrors and bevelled glass – supplied & fitted.
Forget winter’s chill! When it comes to keeping you warmer, new double glazing can more than halve the heat loss from your home. The bigger the air space between the two panes of glass, the les heat is lost, up to an optimum of 20mm, and the cost of replacing single or older double glazing with new regulations compliant double-glazing is recoverable in future energy savings.
PVCU has excellent insulation qualities and together with the double-glazing, it acts as an effective barrier that helps reduce heat loss and outside noise levels.
 | Energy efficient – another good reason for buying new windows
Document L* is the section of the latest government Building Regulations that stipulates that all new | windows (and doors with 50% glazing or more) must comply to certain energy conservation levels to help reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions.
The energy required for heating, lighting and cooling buildings currently represents over 50% of all carbon dioxide emissions. By replacing single pane glazing with Document L* compliant double-glazing, harmful emissions can be reduced by as much as 70%.
(* Document J in Scotland, Document F in Northern Ireland)
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Exceptions to the rule
- Historic buildings, listed properties and buildings in conservation areas.
- Replacement doors with less than 50% glazing.
- Replacement glazing.
- Conservatories if separated from a house/building and heating is self-contained.
- Shop fronts and shop doors.
For further information or assistance concerning quotations, budget prices or specifications please do not hesitate to contact us. |
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