Windows & doors across Nottingham & the East Midlands

It depends on the size and number of windows, the frame material and the glass you pick, so any price quoted before someone has measured up is guesswork. We come out, measure properly and leave a clear written quote with the frames, the glass and the price all set out. There is no showroom to pay for and no commission-led salesman in the mix, which keeps our prices keen, and the visit is free with no obligation.

The price moves with the size of the opening, the glass and hardware you choose, and whether you need side panels or a fanlight above. Rather than guess at it, we measure your opening on a free home visit and put a written price in front of you, with the door, the fitting and the guarantee all included in the figure.

A composite door layers a solid insulated core with a tough, colour-through GRP skin. That makes it warmer, more secure and far more stable than a timber or early uPVC door: it will not warp, and it keeps its colour without repainting. Ours are built to order with multi-point locking and anti-snap cylinders as standard.

It depends where the condensation is. On the inside face of the glass it is usually humidity and ventilation in the room rather than a fault with the window. Between the two panes it means the seal on that unit has failed, and it cannot be dried out, so the unit needs replacing. If you are not sure which you have got, get us out for a free look and we will tell you straight.

A well-made sealed unit should give you twenty years or more, and good frames longer again. It is nearly always the seal that goes first, which is what causes the misting between the panes. Every job we fit carries a 10 year guarantee, insurance-backed for the same 10 years.

You can, with a specialist paint, but it rarely wears as well as the original finish and it can affect your guarantee. It is almost always better to choose the colour from new. Our uPVC comes in white, cream, grey, anthracite and woodgrain foils, and aluminium can be any RAL shade you like.

A trickle vent is a slim vent in the top of the frame that lets a little air through with the window shut, which keeps condensation and damp down. Since the ventilation rules changed in 2022 most replacement windows need them, and certainly if your existing windows already have them. We will tell you exactly what your job needs when we measure up.

Yes. Replacement windows and doors have to meet current building regulations for thermal performance, ventilation and safety glazing, and the work has to be signed off. We arrange that sign-off as part of the job and hand you the paperwork at the end, so it is not something you need to chase.

Every job carries a full 10 year guarantee from us on the windows, the doors and the workmanship that went into fitting them. On top of that comes a 10 year insurance-backed guarantee, so your cover stands even if anything happens to the company.

We are based in West Bridgford and fit across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland, taking in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Loughborough, Oakham and the towns and villages between. Ring us with your postcode and we will tell you straight whether we reach you.