Cat Flaps In Enfield

Attempting to cut into an existing sealed double glazed unit yourself, or using a fitter without glazing expertise, is one of the most common causes of misted windows. The sealed unit contains an inert gas between the panes that provides insulation. Once the seal is broken, that gas escapes, moisture enters, and the unit mists permanently from the inside. The only remedy at that point is a full sealed unit replacement, which costs considerably more than having the job done correctly from the start. For a cat flap in double glazing in Enfield, the right approach is always to supply a new unit with the flap pre-fitted, and to install that unit into your existing frame.

Beyond the glazing itself, an ill-fitting pet door installation causes its own problems. A flap that has not been properly measured and sealed will let in draughts, rain, and cold air, which is a particular concern through winter months. It can also compromise the security of a ground floor panel if the surround is not correctly finished. Using a cat flap glazier in Enfield with the right tools and materials means the installation is measured accurately, the glass or door material is cut cleanly without cracking, and the finished job is both weatherproof and secure.

Montrose Glass works across all the major window and door types found in Enfield homes, from the single glazed sash windows in older conservation-area properties to the uPVC double glazed units common in newer builds around Enfield Town and Ponders End. If your property is part of a leasehold or a housing association, it is worth checking any restrictions before booking, though our glaziers can advise on the likely requirements when they assess the job. You can find out more about our wider local service on our Window Glazing page.