Slimline Heritage Double Glazing in Warwickshire
For owners of period properties, there has always been a dilemma: how do you gain the comfort of modern double glazing without sacrificing the unique character and value of your home? While some companies may suggest plastic windows are a cost-effective choice , this often comes at the expense of your home’s architectural integrity and can even reduce its value.
Our Slimline Heritage Double Glazing is the perfect solution, offering exceptional thermal performance while preserving the delicate aesthetic of your original timber windows.
Modern Thermal Performance
Retain Original Character
Protect Your Property's Value
The Sympathetic Alternative to Standard Double Glazing
Avoid Property Devaluation
Authentic Period Aesthetics
Approved for Listed Buildings
A Warning from Historic England
As guardians of the nation’s architectural history, their advice is clear. According to Historic England:
“The loss of traditional windows from our older buildings poses one of the major threats to our heritage.”
Upgrade Your Comfort, Protect Your Heritage.
Our proven draught proofing system makes a real difference to your comfort and your energy bills. Request a free, no-obligation quote from our specialists to see how affordable it can be.
Our Specialist Installation Process
We offer two main pathways to upgrade your windows. In some circumstances, if your existing sashes are suitable, we can fit our Heritage Slimline Double-Glazed units directly into your current windows.
If not, we craft beautiful, new timber sashes, perfectly matched to your originals, designed specifically to house the slimline units. During this process, we also fully renovate the surrounding sash box (window frame) and sill, leaving you with a beautiful and significantly improved timber window that's still perfectly fit for your period property.
Expert Guidance for Conservation
Areas & Listed Buildings
We understand that many properties in Leamington Spa, Warwick, and the surrounding villages have listed building status or are situated within a conservation area with an Article 4 Direction. In these cases, you will likely require planning consent to make alterations to your windows.
This process can be daunting. We have the expertise to offer advice on this issue and can liaise directly with homeowners, architects, project managers, and local planning departments if required, helping to ensure a smooth and successful application.
