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This property had a huge 3 metre window replaced by us. We had scaffolding put in place and carefully removed the old window, replacing it with a new 24 stone version. It took 4 men to complete the installation but it went smoothly and the client was very pleased with the end result, which included new cladding, fascias and soffits around the whole house.

The client at this property wanted this existing cladding replaced along with fascias and soffits plus this huge 3 metre wide window.

The new cladding in place with the new 3 metre window installed too.

The existing cladding extended round to the rear.

The rear of the property with the new cladding in place.

This house was given a whole new look just by replacing the dark wood windows with bright, white U-Pvc ones. The dark front door unit was replaced with a modern composite door in Blue with white U-Pvc sidelights. The overall look is of a modern, attractive home.

This window was designed to look like a sash but the customer wanted it replaced with a newer version.

The new sash window has cleaner lines.

The new sash window opens inwardly and in a neat way!

The entrance door and panels to this alley between the customer’s house and garage needed updating.

We fitted a wider door, making the entrance look neater and fitted a smart, new window above.

The original entrance to this house was blocked up and this window fitted.

The doorway was reinstated with this elegant composite door in Chartwell Green.

This bricked up doorway retains the original lintel.

The client had this window fitted with the original lintel to remain as a feature.

This old, barred window was ripe for replacement.

This replacement window improves the look of the building no end.

Old door and window to be replaced.

The new composite door in Green has smartened up the entrance along with the new window.

This old wooden door is due to be retired!

Lovely new composite door in Blue, modern and smart.

The client wanted to liven up the entrance to their house …

… and so chose this composite door in Grey to make the front door stand out, together with the leaded glass work.

This old wooden front door was replaced with …

… this new composite door with a lead drop diamond pattern glass design.

To be replaced!

New Irish oak frame window which matches the existing building.

The client wanted to replace this window with a safer design, more suitable for a child’s bedroom.

The new window only opens at the top and is safer for a young child’s bedroom.

Shattered door unit with Georgian bars.

We replaced the shattered unit with a new unit which has a slimmer Georgian bar, giving a sleeker look to the whole door.

A badly misted window unit, needing to be replaced.

Replacing the misted unit was done with minimal disruption. A quick and easy repair.

This client chose to have her old windows replaced with flush casement windows.
This is a relatively new product giving
a smooth, flat finish to the frame which
is very neat.

The garage window on the left was an old wooden one that had seen better days! We replaced it with a new U-Pvc one with 9mm square lead to match the rest of the house.
A much smarter look.

The customer wanted this window removed and replaced with French Doors to lead out into the garden.

The new French Doors in place. We brought the wood cladding forward above the new doors.

We plastered the reveals inside as the doors were moved further out.

The old aluminium patio doors on the left were replaced by new U-Pvc patio doors to update the look of the house. The white frame gives a better look and ties in with the existing windows.

This timber framed window had a misted unit which needed replacing.

The individual unit was replaced. A small job but instantly making the whole window perfect, at minimal cost or disruption.

The customer wanted a new unit fitted without a vent.

The old unit was replaced with this new one with no vent, giving a cleaner look and a nicer view.

The white wooden door was replaced by the attractive blue composite version with silver door furniture. The client wanted to retain the original wooden arch above the door so we tailor-made the frame to the new door to fit the existing area.

The new door brings out the arch and gives a really smart and striking finish to the main entrance to the property…
a nice first impression!

The bottom double glazed unit was removed and replaced with a new unit that had a hole cut in it for the cat flap.

The cat flap that was fitted was a ‘chipped’ one to allow only the owners
cat to use it.

To the left are 2 windows that were originally divided by a stud wall. The wall was removed at some point leaving windows that opened in different ways. The bottom opening window was a stand alone one. We removed these and replaced them with one unit, see right, thus finishing off the room and neatening up the window.

Old bathroom window with obscure glass

New bathroom window with a more modern style obscure glass

This window has one side in a bedroom and the other side in the hall.

The new window links up on the outside with an H-Section fitting which makes the whole look like one complete window from the outside, whilst each side of the window is in a different room.

The original pantry window.

The very smart new pantry window with louvre shutters and flyscreen and ‘Everglade’ glass to the bottom section. Very stylish!

1980’s patio doors to be replaced

New ‘A’ rated U-Pvc patio doors with a clean, modern look.

This bay window is being replaced along with the other windows in the house.

The units had blown in this bay. The frame was big and heavy and didn’t let a lot of light into the living room.

New windows with the bay replaced by a conventional window. The tiles above were matched-in and the client was very happy.

New window in place of the old bay. A neat job, letting more light into the living room.

Original stable door

New stable door

The new stable door in place with the stained glass sunflower design

New stable door

Sunflower design

The original front door

New front door

The new dark wood composite door with new side light featuring the Lancashire Rose design.

The closer view of the Lancashire Rose design that was fitted by us. The client approved the design before installation.

We are happy to work with you on an individual glass design to add that personal touch to your home.

U-Pvc white door with sidelights, all to be replaced.

The replacement composite door in black with satin glass in the sidelights.

Original wooden door to be replaced.

New composite door in Black.

The older wood bay on the left was replaced by the more modern and practical U-Pvc version, see right. It gives a cleaner look and is far more efficient in terms of retaining warmth.