uPVC windows in Enfield Wash

The housing in Enfield Wash is largely interwar terraces and semis, post-war council houses and newer flats. For 1930s bay windows, we survey each facet separately and check whether the bay frames carry structural load, since many originals do and need proper support during replacement.

On Victorian and Edwardian terraces, we can replicate details such as horns and slim glazing bars so replacement uPVC windows keep the street's character intact. Post-war and newer homes often have standard-sized openings, which makes uPVC a cost-effective way to replace tired frames with better glazing and modern locks.

The Hertford Road is busy, and acoustic glazing on front windows helps with traffic noise. Most houses here can have windows replaced without planning permission, though former council properties may need landlord or freeholder consent. Our Edmonton factory is about 4 miles south, so we are never far away for surveys or aftercare.

We design, manufacture and fit uPVC windows in our own London factory, made to measure for each opening rather than bought in from a catalogue. They suit homeowners and landlords who want warm, secure, low-maintenance windows that are easy to clean, in white, woodgrain or coloured finishes.

• Made to measure in our own factory
• Low maintenance with no painting needed
• Choice of colours and woodgrain finishes

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