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Windows

Timber windows and frames made and fitted to the opening.

Send a few photos and rough sizes, and we’ll come back with a budget range before anyone visits.

WHAT WE BUILD

Windows, built to fit.

Front elevation of a red brick house with sash windows throughout, including a tiled bay and a gabled upper window.
01
Timber sash & casement

Traditional sash or casement styles, built to match the house.

Sash windows across two storeys of a red brick house, with painted sills, heads and a timber porch bracket.
02
Glazing

Glazed units fitted to the frame, to the agreed spec.

Pair of white timber sash windows with glazing bars, sharing a painted stone sill on a red brick elevation.
03
Cills & trims

Cills, linings and trims made to finish the reveal properly.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Built to last, every time.

Site survey & free quote
Materials & finish
Made bespoke for the space
Installation
Sign-off once you're happy
HOW IT'S MADE

Four steps, start to handover.

01
Measure

A site visit to measure up and understand the space.

02
Make

Cut, jointed and assembled to fit, not flat-packed.

03
Fitted

One company start to finish, floors protected, site left tidy.

04
Sign-off

A walk round together, with everything already sprayed and sealed by us.

That's how it's made. The estimate, the proposal and the deposit happen either side of it.

See the full process
RECENT WORK

A few we've finished lately.

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White timber sash windows in a splayed bay, set into red brick with a painted sill and moulded head.
Splayed bay window in white painted timber, its upper lights glazed with leaded stained glass in a rose motif above square-leaded panes.
The same kind of bay seen from inside a bedroom, showing the casements, the boxed-out reveal and the full-width painted window board.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Windows, asked and answered.

How long does a window job take?

It scales with the number. A whole house of twenty-odd windows runs to around two months; a handful is a much shorter job. We'll put the timescale in your written proposal once we've seen what's involved.

What are they made from?

Accoya, because they're painted and they live outdoors. It barely moves or rots, holds paint far longer than ordinary softwood, and carries its maker's warranty against rot and decay for 50 years above ground.

Discuss a project

Whether it's a single door or a full kitchen, tell us what you have in mind and we'll talk you through how it's done.

Mon–Fri 8am–5pm · 07780 459937