Initially recognising the value of higher spec PVCu windows and doors over two and a half decades ago, Framexpress is continuing to expand and innovate its product offering – ensuring installer customers can service demand from homeowners.
As the economy slowly starts to recover, 2025 looks to be a big year for home improvements. Plus, with the Government looking to lift over one million homes from fuel poverty with its Warm Homes Plan, the trade fabricator’s growing product range will equip installers so they can deliver on everything from energy efficiency, durability, style and performance.
As well as its higher spec as standard PVCu windows and doors, the Telford-based business has since expanded its offering to include composite fire doors, conservatories, rooflights and composite entrance doors. Its latest product launch, Ali by Framexpress, was also introduced to meet the growing demand for aluminium products, as highlighted in the latest report from WindowBASE and Tommy Trinder.
“We know the industry is constantly evolving as homeowner trends shift and the Government looks to boost energy efficiency and housing quality. We want to remain reactive to that, so we’re always looking at how we can make sure we’re delivering everything our customers need to stay ahead of the game,” says Stuart Green, Framexpress’ joint Managing Director.
Stuart adds: “Everyone from the one-man-band installers to the larger scale fitters have all had obstacles to face over the last couple of years, so we’re constantly looking for ways to improve so we remain the best possible supplier partner for our customers.
“Whether it’s our high-quality fabrication, short lead times, decades of industry experience, wide product range or stress-free service – we’re the window and door supplier installers can rely on to get the job done.”
