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Oct 28, 2026
speaker_8AUDIENCE
Doors are all locked.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
Windows shades are all drawn.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
I would like someone to be here when I break a window and get in there to check on
Deborah PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
him.
Brian McIntyreGUEST
Like I said, the advisory report that tells you exactly what you need to look at and rates all the different pieces everywhere from very poor to very good.
Brian McIntyreGUEST
Because the two things you need, like I said, you need good walls and a good attic before you can go get the Windows grant.
Brian McIntyreGUEST
So I'd get a new one.
Brian McIntyreGUEST
It gives you, it's a really good starting point.
Alexis NicolaidisHOST
Listener discretion is advised.
Alexis NicolaidisHOST
I'm delighted to be joined by Sharon Womansley, Sales Director for Reveal Doors and Windows, where she supports clients with complex glazing needs with an extensive knowledge of working with traditional and listed buildings.
Alexis NicolaidisHOST
Reveal Own and are based in Leigh House, a Grade 2 listed building in Pudsey.
Alexis NicolaidisHOST
Welcome Sharon, I'm delighted to be speaking with you today.
Sarah LaneHOST
I mean it's, it's yeah.
Sarah LaneHOST
Windows are great until you don't want people to see you inside.
Bodie GrimmGUEST
Right.
Sarah LaneHOST
Um, okay.
Paul GriffinHOST
But no, good to get that done.
Barry MurphyHOST
Windows done,
Paul GriffinHOST
electricity back working, as you can tell.
Paul GriffinHOST
And the electricity, luckily, was back by 2 p.m. Sunday, so I could sit down and watch the Man United match.
speaker_0HOST
A fireplace that goes nowhere.
speaker_0HOST
The windows.
speaker_0HOST
Windows that look into other rooms.
speaker_0HOST
Rooms built around and on top of older rooms.
speaker_0HOST
So a window that once saw the sky now sees a different part of the house.
Chris DeckerPANELIST
see any.
Chris DeckerPANELIST
Windows? No.
Chris DeckerPANELIST
Corners.
Chris DeckerPANELIST
What? Just...
Ken PachecoGUEST
The second piece is the property was in shambles.
Ken PachecoGUEST
Windows were getting broken by the trees hanging over into that side of the building.
Ken PachecoGUEST
And there was a tree that fell during a storm, windstorm, in the front of the building that was on the sidewalk, half on the sidewalk, and half in our property.
Ken PachecoGUEST
The tree was gonna get cut down anyway, and that one was gonna be taken away.
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Kevin AguiarHOST
Because we have a discussion with short and long-term stuff.
Kevin AguiarHOST
So I think that would be.
Kevin AguiarHOST
But yeah, it all has to be part of it, but this was strictly just a Windows discussion.
Collin R. DiasPANELIST
Mr.
AnnaGUEST
Yeah, but don't you think how cheap the building is made, too, possibly? Or no?
AbHOST
Yeah, the thickness of the windows.
AbHOST
Windows can be more soundproof as well.
AbHOST
I'm just going to step away for a second.
AbHOST
Give me a second.
Neall DigertGUEST
Great, great, great question.
Neall DigertGUEST
So today's technologies, as we mentioned or we spoke about earlier during today's broadcast, Today's glazing systems are able to be designed to really be resistant to the cataclysmic weather events that would be problematic for Windows skylights, you know, just a few years ago.
Neall DigertGUEST
So new material sciences exist where we can have products that are highly impact resistant.
Neall DigertGUEST
that can be designed actually to meet FEMA environment requirements.
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