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Ryan Double Glazing is championing the move to make New Zealand homes healthier. They advocate for double glazing existing aluminium windows, a proven solution for a warmer, drier household which consequently helps reduce the risk of illnesses. Taking the lead in sustainable living, Peter Neilson, the head of the Council for Sustainable Development, is actively working towards making his home more insulated and efficient.

Owning a rental home is a big investment, but it’s one that often pays off in spades. If you are a landlord, we reckon there’s a million and one reasons why retrofitting your rental property with double glazed windows is worthwhile. From protecting your property to keeping your tenants healthy, here’s a few of our top reasons.

As winter approaches, maintaining the warmth and comfort of your home becomes a priority. At Ryan Double Glazing in Tauranga, we understand the importance of choosing the right glass for your windows to enhance the thermal performance of your home. One of the best options available is Low-E glass, which offers numerous benefits during the cooler months and beyond.

Double glazing is increasingly recognized for its numerous benefits, from enhanced insulation to reduced noise pollution. However, many homeowners in New Zealand, particularly in Tauranga and the Bay of Plenty, are curious about whether double glazing is a legal requirement. At Ryan Double Glazing, we specialize in supplying and installing double-glazed windows and doors for both residential and commercial clients. In this article, we will explore the regulations surrounding double glazing in New Zealand and clarify whether it's a legal requirement for various property types.

If you’ve decided to invest in double glazed windows or doors for their vast range of benefits, you’ll want to take the best care of them so that you get the most out of them. Double glazed glass keeps your space warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and reduces condensation, noise and energy costs. It’s an investment you’ll want to protect, and it’s relatively easy to do. Read on and find out how to maintain your double glazing to get the most out of it.

When it comes to transforming homes and offices with double glazing, Ryan Double Glazing are proud to stand apart from the crowd. Based in Tauranga and servicing the wider Bay of Plenty and Waikato regions, we’ve built our reputation on exceptional craftsmanship, reliable customer care, and an unwavering commitment to quality. We call this “The Ryan Difference.”

When considering home improvement projects, the balance between initial investment and long-term benefit is always key. One such upgrade that has become increasingly popular across New Zealand—particularly in the Bay of Plenty—is double glazing.

Double glazing your windows and doors will lead to a warmer, dryer, more comfortable home – but you may be wondering what exactly the process involves. Lots of people in the Bay of Plenty and the Waikato are keen to improve their home but want to better understand the process of retrofitting aluminium joinery with double glazed glass. If that sounds like you, here’s a breakdown of what the double glazing entails.

When summer hits the Bay of Plenty, temperatures often climb between 20–30ºC — sometimes even higher on windless days. Inside our homes, that can quickly feel unbearable, turning living spaces into stuffy, uncomfortable “hot boxes.” Let’s explore how upgrading to double glazing can make a real difference this summer — not only for your comfort, but also for your home’s longevity and energy efficiency.

When summer temperatures rise, there’s a sustainable way to keep your home cool and comfortable without having to crank up the air-conditioning or trying to strategically place fans around your home. With a couple of tips and tricks and a long-term solution, your home can stay at a pleasantly relaxed temperature in the warm summer months - read on and find out how.

At Ryan Double Glazing, we specialise in upgrading existing aluminium windows and doors across Tauranga, Papamoa, and Mount Maunganui with high-quality double glazing. Beyond improving comfort and aesthetics, one of the biggest benefits of double glazing is its positive environmental impact. As more homeowners look for ways to reduce their carbon footprint, double glazing is becoming a key step toward sustainable living.

In Tauranga where the climate varies from cool winters to warm, balmy summers, maintaining a comfortable home environment is a priority for many. At Ryan Double Glazing, we are dedicated to enhancing the energy efficiency and comfort of homes through the installation of double glazing in existing aluminum joinery. This article will explore how double glazing can significantly reduce heat loss in homes.