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Window Repairs in Plymouth and Devon

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Window Repairs in Plymouth and Devon

For reliable window repairs in Plymouth and across Devon, Launa Windows provides professional solutions tailored to your requirements. Whether your windows are showing signs of wear, have been damaged or are experiencing issues with their operation, our experienced team can help restore their functionality and performance.

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At Launa Windows, we understand the importance of providing reliable and effective window repairs. If you experience an issue with your uPVC or aluminium windows and doors, such as breakage or a failure to perform as promised, please contact us. At our discretion, we may repair or replace defective uPVC and aluminium windows and doors free of charge, provided the issue occurs within 10 years of the item’s manufacture date and is covered by the terms of your guarantee.

For full details, please refer to the reverse of your contract, which contains the applicable terms and conditions. Alternatively, contact us with a copy of your contract to hand, and our team can help you establish whether your product is still covered. Where a repair is required, we aim to provide a dependable service that restores the functionality, security and performance of your windows while complementing the style of your property.

uPVC Care

Taking care of your uPVC
uPVC is easy to maintain and only requires simple cleaning to keep it looking its best. Wipe the frames down with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive products and solvents, including glass cleaner, metal polish and scouring pads, as these can damage gloss or woodgrain-effect finishes. For stubborn marks, use a specialist uPVC cleaner designed for the material.

To help prevent condensation and ensure effective drainage, regularly clear any debris from the drainage slots between the bottom of the window and the external sill. You should also check the drainage channels inside the sashes when the window is open.

Glass Care
The glass we use is manufactured to high standards, although minor imperfections or blemishes may occur. These will be assessed in accordance with Glass and Glazing Federation guidelines.
For everyday cleaning, use a non-smear glass cleaner with a soft cloth or paper towel. Spray the cleaner onto the glass, including the corners, then wipe thoroughly. Turn the cloth or paper towel over and buff the glass until dry for a clear, streak-free finish.

External Glass

  • Clean approximately every four months.
  • Remove grit and grime using warm soapy water.
  • Finish with a proprietary glass cleaner.
  • Use only a soft cloth or paper towel.
  • Internal Glass

  • Clean approximately once a month.
  • Finish with a proprietary glass cleaner.
  • Use only a soft cloth or paper towel.
  • Hardware

    Regular maintenance can help keep your window and door hardware operating smoothly.
    Metal-to-metal joints without nylon bearings should be lubricated once a year using a light engineering oil, such as 3-in-1. This includes friction stays, hinges, espagnolette mechanisms, gearing mechanisms, shootbolts and locking mechanisms.
    Rollers on door bolts, espagnolette and shootbolt mechanisms that engage with locking keeps should be lubricated annually using a light grease, such as lanolin.

    Keeping Your Hardware Clean

  • Clean your window furniture approximately every four months.
  • Use a soft duster or damp chamois leather to remove dust and dirt.
  • Avoid abrasive products and solvents, including metal polish, scouring pads and acetone.
  • High-quality protective coatings can help reduce the need for regular polishing.
  • Cleaning Tips

  • Remove rings, bracelets and watches before cleaning glass to help prevent accidental scratching.
  • Never walk on a bay roof or lean a ladder against window frames, glass or guttering.
  • If access is required above a large bay window, suitable fixed scaffolding should be used.
  • Always use the appropriate cleaning method for each part of your windows and doors.
  • Handles
    Wipe handles with a damp cloth to remove dust and dirt, then dry thoroughly.

    Seals
    Effective weather seals help prevent draughts and reduce heat loss. Clean them regularly with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. If a seal becomes dislodged from its groove, carefully slide it back into position to help prevent damage and maintain an effective seal.

    Composite Door Care

    Composite doors provide security and protection for your home while requiring relatively little maintenance. Follow the guidance below to keep each part of your door clean and operating effectively.

    Door Leaf

    Remove dirt, grit and grime using warm water and a soft cloth. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.

    Door Frame

    Clean the frame using warm soapy water and a soft cloth. For stubborn marks, use a specialist uPVC cleaner where appropriate.

    External Glass

    Clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, then finish with a proprietary glass cleaner.

    Leaded Glass

    Clean leaded glass with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, followed by a proprietary glass cleaner. Natural oxidation of the lead may occur over time.

    Hardware

    Use warm water and a mild detergent with a clean, soft cloth to remove dirt and grime. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.

    Apply a light engineering oil, such as 3-in-1, to moving parts as required, particularly if you live near the coast or an industrial area where environmental conditions can increase wear.

    Hinges

    Lubricate hinges with a suitable light engineering oil to help maintain smooth operation.

    Cylinder Locks

    Use a Teflon-based lubricant to maintain your cylinder locks. Avoid using oil or graphite powder, as these may affect the operation of the lock.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    How soon can I expect my window repairs in Plymouth & Devon?

    At Launa Windows, we commit to prompt service for all our window repairs. Typically, we aim to address your window repair needs within a few days of your request.

     

     

    How do I get my window repaired?

    If your window is damaged, difficult to operate or no longer performing as it should, contact Launa Windows to discuss the issue. Our team can assess the problem and advise on the most suitable repair solution. If your window is covered by our 10-year guarantee, we can also determine whether the repair or replacement is covered under the terms of your guarantee.

    Can window repairs really improve my home's energy efficiency?

    Absolutely, proper window repairs seal leaks and eliminate drafts, significantly enhancing the thermal efficiency of your home. This could lead to reduced energy consumption and lower utility bills.

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