Windows & doors across Greater London.

Victorian and Edwardian terraces, mansion flats, 1930s homes, townhouses and contemporary extensions all sit within the same city, so frame proportion and elevation matter as much as the headline product.

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Typical coverage

Camden, Islington, Barnet, Hampstead, Highgate, Kensington, Fulham, Ealing, Richmond and surrounding London neighbourhoods.

Bay and sash-inspired window proportions often need a different visual approach from dark-framed garden extensions or apartment replacements. Access, parking, floor level and communal/freeholder requirements can also affect the practical survey.

Every project still begins with the property itself. We confirm the broad scope first, then use a measured survey to establish final dimensions, access, frame details and installation requirements before manufacture.

Design questions

What we look at before recommending a direction.

Local style matters, but the individual building matters more.

Elevation

Brick, render, stone, bay geometry and the pattern of neighbouring openings.

Room use

Ventilation, furniture, access and how the opening is used day to day.

Frame language

Traditional, flush, sash-inspired or contemporary proportions and finishes.

Glass & privacy

Where safety, privacy, acoustic or solar considerations need to be part of the brief.

Access

Parking, floor level, garden access and practical installation constraints.

Compliance route

The Building Regulations route relevant to the actual project is confirmed before work starts.

London homes

Property character changes the specification.

Victorian terraces, mansion blocks, post-war flats and contemporary renovations can need very different answers even when the opening sizes look similar.

Terraces & bay fronts

Proportion, sightlines and the relationship between neighbouring openings can be central to the result, particularly where the original elevation has a strong rhythm.

Flats & apartments

Access, ventilation, cleaning, opening restrictions and shared-building constraints need to be understood before a system is chosen.

Renovations & extensions

Larger areas of glass can transform a room, but thresholds, structure, solar exposure and how the space is used all belong in the conversation.

Your next step

Start with the home, not a sales pitch.

Tell us what you want to change and where the property is. We’ll use that to shape the right survey and specification conversation.

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