Double Glazing in Warwick

Composite Front Doors in Warwick

This black composite door is one of our most recent Warwick installations. The decorative glass panel has a circular centrepiece in soft gold and grey tones, which lets light into the hallway and gives the entrance real character. The polished gold letter plate and handle finish it beautifully against the red brick.

Every composite door we fit is made to measure for a precise fit, with an insulated core that helps reduce heat loss and keeps your hallway warmer through the winter. Multi-point locking and a robust construction give you strength and security every time you close the door. The finish is low maintenance too, so it keeps its colour and shape without sanding or painting.

Colour makes a real statement on a front door. These two Warwick homeowners chose very different looks, one in bold red and the other in Chartwell Green, each with decorative glass and a glazed side panel. The side panel brings extra daylight into the hall and gives the entrance a wider, more welcoming feel. You can choose from a wide range of colours and woodgrain finishes, decorative glazing and door furniture. For older Warwick homes with shorter or narrower openings, we also make small composite doors to fit.

You can explore the full range of styles and colours on our composite doors page, or design your own with our composite door designer.



Leaded Windows for Warwick's Older Homes

Warwick is full of period homes, from stone cottages to Victorian and Edwardian houses, and the windows play a big part in their character. The right replacement respects the original proportions and glazing patterns while bringing the warmth, security and quiet you expect from a modern home.

This white grained uPVC window has diamond leaded glass, giving the charm of a cottage window with the performance of modern double glazing. The leaded design sits within the sealed glass unit, so it stays crisp and easy to clean. The subtle woodgrain finish adds to the traditional look and sits naturally against the stonework, and the frame will not rot, warp or need painting.

If your home is listed or sits in one of Warwick's conservation areas, it helps to check what controls apply before choosing new windows. Our guide to windows for period properties explains what to look for and how to keep the character of an older home.



Anthracite Grey Flush Windows

For a more contemporary look, these anthracite grey flush casement windows give a crisp, architectural finish. The opening sash sits level with the frame, as timber windows do, and the dark grey looks striking against the white render, with the hanging basket and window boxes in full bloom.

Flush casements give you the timber look without the upkeep. The uPVC will not rot, warp or need painting, and modern multi-chamber profiles with high-performance glazing help keep the warmth in all year. Slim sightlines let more natural light into the room, and multi-point locking keeps the windows secure. We manufacture our flush casement windows in our own factory in Stratford-upon-Avon, made to measure in a wide choice of colours and woodgrain finishes.



A Solid Roof Conservatory in Warwick

This conservatory on a Victorian red brick home in Warwick now has a solid tiled roof, white uPVC windows and French doors opening onto the garden. From the outside, the roof blends with the main house and gives the conservatory the look of a permanent extension.

Older glass and polycarbonate roofs can leave a conservatory too hot in summer and too cold in winter. Our solid roof system uses timber components with lightweight tiles, so it insulates well without the need for a heavy aluminium framework. The room stays warmer in winter and cooler in summer, glare is reduced, and rain is much quieter overhead. The result is a comfortable, room-like space you can use every day of the year, with the potential to reduce your heating bills too.

A solid roof can be fitted onto many existing conservatories, which makes it a practical way to bring an older one back into everyday use. You can find out more on our solid tiled roof conservatories page.



Garage Doors in Warwick and Barford

A garage door takes up a large part of the front of a house, so a new one makes a real difference to its kerb appeal. This red canopy up-and-over steel door has a Georgian-style panel design that gives the front of the house real presence. Canopy doors lift up and out in one smooth, spring-assisted movement, forming a small canopy when open, and they need very little space inside the garage. Robust locking and a low maintenance finish make them a dependable choice for everyday use.



Just outside Warwick, in Barford, we fitted a white insulated GRP sectional garage door. Sectional doors are made from horizontal panels that lift vertically and sit neatly under the garage ceiling, so there is no outward swing and you can park close to the door. The insulated panels help keep the garage warmer, and the door opens smoothly and quietly with secure locking.



Aluminium and Steel Entrance Doors

Alongside composite doors, we supply and fit aluminium and steel entrance doors in Warwick. The strength of aluminium allows slimmer frames and larger areas of glass, so more natural light reaches your hallway. Our aluminium doors are PAS 24 approved for security, meet the latest building regulations for thermal performance, and come in any RAL colour to match or contrast with your home.

Our Garador FrontGuard steel entrance doors are made from galvanised steel, thermally insulated and Secured by Design, with multiple latching for added security. They keep their shape and close securely in all weathers with very little upkeep.

Double Glazing in Warwick: Your Questions Answered

Do you install windows and doors in Warwick?

Yes. We install windows, doors, conservatory roofs and garage doors right across Warwick and the surrounding villages, including Barford. Everything is made in our own factory in Stratford-upon-Avon and fitted by our own installers.

Can I have leaded glass in double glazed windows?

Yes. Leaded glass can be built into new double glazed units, as you can see in the Warwick cottage window above. You keep the traditional look along with modern warmth and security.

Can you replace a glass conservatory roof with a solid tiled roof?

Yes. A solid tiled roof keeps the room comfortable all year and makes the conservatory feel part of the house, as it does on this home in Warwick.

Can I see the doors and windows before I choose?

You're welcome to visit our showroom in Stratford-upon-Avon. You can see the frames, colours, glass and door styles up close and talk to the team who make them.

Is the home visit free?

Yes. One of our advisers visits your home, measures up and talks you through the options that suit your property. There's no charge and no obligation.

Do you offer finance?

Yes. We offer 0% finance, which lets you spread the cost of your new windows and doors.

If you'd like new windows, doors or a garage door for your home in Warwick, book a free home visit and one of our advisers will talk you through the options. You can also call us on 01789 720222.