MenuThis winter everybody’s talking about energy prices and the rising cost of living; energy companies are rumoured to be putting up prices once again and we’re all worried about how that will affect our finances. With energy prices endlessly rising, or so it seems, now is the time to make your home energy efficient and reduce your energy consumption.
Save Energy and Save Money
Here at Pinnacle Home Improvements we understand that it can be difficult to make a substantial reduction in your energy consumption by simply turning your heating down and turning your television off stand by. If you’re serious about saving energy and reducing your energy bills then you need to take a second look at your windows.
How Can New Windows Make A Difference?
Did you know that approximately 20% of the heat in your home is lost through your windows? Unfortunately, if your home has old and inefficient windows then this figure could be much higher which will be costing you a small fortune in energy bills.
At Pinnacle Home Improvements we specialise in windows in Solihull and we urge you to replace your old, substandard windows with quality new, energy efficient windows to make your home more environmentally friendly.
Why Choose Pinnacle?
We’ve all heard of the horror stories around about rogue builders that bodge the work and leave a home in worse state that it was before the work began. It’s important that you go to a company you can trust you to complete your work with a high standard and in accordance with all the necessary building regulations.
At Pinnacle Home Improvements, we have years of experience and a wealth of knowledge so you can rest assured that you’ll always receive an exceptional quality of work with us. Why not browse our site for more information about our other services in solar panels and conservatories? Alternatively, contact us directly if you have any questions or would like additional information.
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