When you make any changes to home, it can be incredibly difficult to know how you will feel about those changes in the years to come. This isn't a problem with quick, easy and relatively inexpensive changes, like decoration or soft furnishings. But for more substantial and costly alterations, this can be nerve wracking.
When I moved into my home a decade a go, one of the first tasks I wanted to tick off the list was replacement windows. My 1970s house had double-glazed windows with dark brown uPVC frames inside and out. Multiple units had blown, meaning moisture was trapped in between the panes.
