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Help with window options

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Hi there, new member after a bit of advice.

I live in the a terraced house on a reasonably busy road. At the moment I have original sash windows which have seen better days but are still essentially solid and some secondary glazing of dubious quality. I'm trying to reduce the road noise and am considering either replacing the existing secondary glazing (and maybe having the sash window refurbished to some extent) or having replacement pvc vertical sliding windows installed.

Ignoring cost issues for the time can anyone tell me what might be the best option just from the noise point of view? Any other options I might consider?

thanks
 
uPVC double glazed windows will significantly reduce the noise. Energy Rated Windows will also help to reduce your heating costs if you're looking at it from a cost perspective.

I am probably a little bias, but I'd say replacement is definitely the way to go. I like the sash windows though over the vertical sliding windows.
 

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