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FAQ

Everything you need to know before choosing new windows, doors or specialist glazing for your property.

How much do new windows and doors cost?

Every project is different, so the cost will depend on the materials, style, glazing, dimensions and installation requirements. We’ll assess your property, discuss your options and provide a clear, no-obligation quotation.

Which window and door material is right for my property?

uPVC offers excellent value and low maintenance, aluminium provides slim frames and contemporary styling, while timber delivers natural character and timeless appeal. We’ll help you choose the best option for your property, priorities and budget.

How long does installation take?

The timescale depends on the size and complexity of your project. A straightforward window or door replacement can often be completed within a day, while larger installations may take several days. We’ll confirm the expected schedule before work begins.

Do I need planning permission for replacement windows or doors?

Like-for-like replacements generally do not require planning permission. However, additional consent may be needed for listed buildings, flats, conservation areas or properties covered by an Article 4 direction. We recommend checking with your local planning authority when required.

Can you repair my existing glazing instead of replacing it?

here possible, we can repair damaged glass, misted units, seals and other glazing issues without replacing the complete window or door. We’ll inspect the problem and recommend the most practical and cost-effective solution.

Do your windows and doors come with a guarantee?

Guarantee periods vary depending on the chosen product, materials and manufacturer. Any applicable product and workmanship guarantees will be clearly explained within your quotation, so you know exactly what is covered before proceeding.

What is best for cleaning new windows and doors?

Use warm water with a mild detergent and a soft cloth or sponge to clean the frames and glass. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads and harsh chemicals, as these may damage the finish. Always follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for your chosen materials.

What maintenance do newly installed windows and doors require?

Modern windows and doors require minimal upkeep. Regularly clean the frames, glass and drainage channels, and keep hinges, handles and locking mechanisms free from dirt. Timber products may require occasional refinishing, while uPVC and aluminium generally need only routine cleaning and inspection.

Our WORK

A selection of our most requested installations.

Living room with light wooden flooring and beige walls, featuring white folding plantation shutters on glass doors opening to an outdoor patio with gray fencing, potted plants, and a wicker chair with cushions.
Interior view of a modern home with white framed glass doors, showing a glimpse of a living room with a beige sofa, black ottoman, coffee table, and a fireplace with a black and white photograph above it.
Modern white house exterior with large black-framed glass doors and windows reflecting green trees and a brick wall; outdoor seating with cushions is visible inside, and green leaves hang over the door.
Black-framed glass double doors with grid pattern, reflecting outside greenery and a metal step ladder near a white exterior wall.
Modern kitchen with a gas stovetop in the foreground on a white marble countertop, reflecting a dining area with blue cabinetry, a bouquet of flowers in a vase, kitchen items, and two hanging pendant lights with brass finishes.
Bright modern living space with large skylights, sliding glass doors opening to a green garden, a wooden dining table with six black chairs, a gray sofa, and indoor plants.
Modern two-story house corner with upper and lower floors featuring black-framed windows and shutters, red brick walls on the left side, white siding on the right, and landscaped shrubs in front.
Indoor staircase with wooden sides and a glass railing, carpeted with a geometric black and beige pattern, next to a wall with textured white triangular 3D panels and a windowed mirror reflecting part of the carpeted stairs and floor.
Indoor wooden staircase with glass panel railings and exposed wooden beam, leading down to a lower floor with tiled flooring and wood-paneled cabinet near an entrance.
Front view of a white house with a triangular roof, featuring a balcony with glass railing, two wicker chairs, a small round table, and a potted plant, and below it, a large window with several small potted plants on the windowsill.
Living room with white plantation shutters on a window, a beige couch with pillows, a wooden side table with a lamp and plants, and a coffee table with books and a candle.
Bathroom with a white freestanding bathtub, modern faucet, dark ornate wallpaper, and frosted glass shower doors illuminated by vertical lights inside.
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