
WINDOWS & DOORS
Supply and installation of uPVC windows and doors across the North East - energy efficient and secure.

Windows & Doors
About This Service
We supply and fit uPVC windows, composite front doors, back doors, French doors and patio doors across the North East. Every install uses A-rated energy efficient glazing and high-security locking as standard.
From a single replacement window to a full house of windows and doors, the same team handles the survey, the install and the after-care - so the standard of finish stays the same on every fitting.
Every installation comes with a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee and FENSA certification.
What's Included
EVERY JOB COVERS
- uPVC casement window installation
- Tilt-and-turn and sliding sash uPVC windows
- Composite front door supply and fit
- uPVC back doors, French doors and patio doors
- A-rated energy efficient double or triple glazing
- Multi-point locking on all opening units
- Internal and external trims and finishes
- Removal and disposal of old windows and doors
- Wide range of colours and woodgrain finishes
- 10-year insurance-backed guarantee + FENSA certification
How We Work
THREE STEPS. NO SURPRISES.
SURVEY & QUOTE
We measure every opening, talk you through styles and colours, and provide a fixed written quote.
ORDER & SCHEDULE
Units made to measure, installation date agreed, and a clear timeline for the work.
FIT & CERTIFY
Old units removed, new windows and doors fitted, trims finished, full clean-up and FENSA certificate issued.
Why Choose Us
WHY HOMEOWNERS PICK A CLASS
ENERGY EFFICIENT
A-rated glazing as standard - warmer in winter, quieter year-round, lower heating bills.
SECURE BY DESIGN
Multi-point locking, internally beaded units, anti-snap cylinders on composite doors.
FENSA CERTIFIED
Every install certified to FENSA, plus a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee.
Warning Signs
SIGNS YOU NEED THIS
Spotted any of these? Book a free inspection - better to know now than after the next storm.
Drafts coming through closed windows or doors
Condensation between glass panes (failed seals)
Frames rotting, cracking or warping
Single glazing or old timber sash units
Locks that no longer work properly
Heating bills rising due to poor insulation
The Job Itself
WHAT THE WORK ACTUALLY INVOLVES
- 01
Survey and measure
We measure every opening individually rather than assuming a house full of identical windows - older properties settle and almost never match. You see the glass spec, the frame colour and the hardware finish written down before anything is ordered.
- 02
Careful removal
Old frames come out without wrecking the plaster reveal or the render bead. On older brick, that means cutting the sealant and the fixings first rather than pulling the frame out with the wall attached to it.
- 03
Fit, level and insulate
New frames are packed and fixed square, expanding foam fills the cavity around them, and cills are bedded so water runs out rather than sitting under the frame. Composite doors get their hinges and keeps adjusted to close on a fingertip.
- 04
Make good and finish
Internal reveals are made good, external joints are sealed with a low-modulus silicone, trims are fitted, and the old frames and glass leave with us the same day.
Honest Pricing
WHAT IT'S LIKELY TO COST
Windows and doors are priced per unit and by glazing spec. A single window replacement is the smallest job; a full house of windows and a new front door is a larger project. Composite front doors carry a different price band to uPVC. Every quote is a fixed written price including removal, installation and FENSA certification.
A standard UPVC casement window is typically £450 to £750 fitted. Composite front doors usually run £1,100 to £1,800 depending on style, glazing and hardware.
WHAT MOVES THE PRICE
- Number and size of openings, and how many are opening lights rather than fixed panes
- Glazing spec: standard double, triple, toughened, obscure or acoustic
- Frame colour and finish - anthracite and woodgrain foils cost more than white
- Whether cills, lintels or reveals need repair once the old frame is out
- Bay windows, which need a structural bay pole and take considerably longer
NOT INCLUDED
- Internal decorating and plastering beyond making good the reveal
- New lintels or structural opening alterations
- Blinds, shutters and curtain pole refitting
- Electrical work where an alarm sensor is attached to an old frame
Timescales
HOW LONG IT TAKES - AND IF THE WEATHER TURNS
- Manufacture is normally two to four weeks from order; fitting is booked once the units are in.
- A full house of windows is typically one to two days. A single door is a morning.
- We fit in the rain without drama - openings are worked one at a time so the house is never left open, and only the final external silicone needs a dry couple of hours, which we can return for if needed.
FAQ
QUESTIONS ABOUT WINDOWS & DOORS
READY FOR A FREE INSPECTION?
No call-out fee, no pressure, no upselling. Just an honest look at your roof and a written quote if you need any work.
Related Work
OFTEN DONE AT THE SAME TIME

Fascias & Soffits
Rotten timber stripped out and replaced with maintenance-free UPVC, not capped over.
FASCIAS, SOFFITS AND BARGEBOARDS REPLACED
Guttering & Drainage
Gutters, downpipes and drainage cleared, repaired or replaced properly.
GUTTERING AND RAINWATER DRAINAGE REPAIRS
Full Roof Replacement
Full strip, structural check and a new roof, guaranteed in writing for 10 years.
FULL ROOF REPLACEMENT IN NEWCASTLE AND COUNTY DURHAM