uPVC windows in Waltham Abbey

Homes in Waltham Abbey are mostly period town-centre houses, interwar semis and post-war estates. In conservation areas, uPVC may not be accepted on front elevations, so check with the council first; woodgrain foils and sculptured profiles can help where uPVC is allowed.

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. 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.

Period properties in the centre need windows designed to suit their age, while homes near the motorway often benefit from acoustic glazing. Narrow streets in the old town can make van access tricky, so we check this at the survey. Our Edmonton factory is about 5.6 miles away, a short drive across the Lee Valley.

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
• Multi-point locking for improved security
• Choice of colours and woodgrain finishes

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