Double Glazing in Frome
Frome’s homes range from the listed townhouses and cottages of the old town to the newer estates on its edges, and many still have double glazing that is twenty or thirty years old. If yours are misted, draughty or hard to lock, new windows will make the house noticeably warmer and quieter.
Goldhill Glazing is a family-run window and door company based in Shaftesbury. We take on fewer projects than the big names so every installation gets the time it needs. Kenny surveys every home himself, and your windows are fitted by our own team from start to finish.
Frome has one of the largest conservation areas in Somerset, so replacing double glazing here often starts with a conversation about planning. Around Catherine Hill and Cheap Street many buildings are listed, and consent from Somerset Council may be needed; Kenny will advise on that before we quote. The early workers’ cottages in the Trinity area are a good example of where a well-proportioned timber-look window or sliding sash can replace bulky uPVC and look far more at home. Out in Beckington, Nunney and Mells, older stone houses get exactly the same attention.
Double Glazed Windows for Frome Homes
Casement Windows
Well-proportioned casement windows with smooth operation and excellent weather sealing, a dependable choice for homes of every age.
Double Glazing Done Properly in Frome
We would rather fit fewer windows and get every one of them right. This is what you can expect when you choose Goldhill Glazing.
Fitted by Our Own Team
Your windows are installed by our own team, who take as much care inside your home as they do with the frames, and leave it as clean and tidy as they found it.
Secure as Standard
Multi-point locking and quality Maco hardware come as standard, with toughened safety glass wherever the regulations call for it.
FENSA Registered
We certify every installation to Building Regulations ourselves, and you receive a FENSA certificate for your records.
Double Glazing in Frome: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Frome do you cover?
All of Frome, along with Beckington, Nunney, Rode, Mells, Berkley and the surrounding villages, as well as Warminster and East Somerset.
Can I have double glazing in Frome's conservation area?
In most cases, yes. The style of window matters on older buildings, and listed buildings need consent. Flush casement, sliding sash and woodgrain options usually suit them best, and Kenny will advise on the next steps.
Can you match the look of my existing windows?
Usually, yes. We offer a wide choice of colours and woodgrain finishes, along with flush casement, sliding sash and Georgian bar options, so new windows suit the character of the house rather than fight it.
What guarantee do your windows come with?
Frames and sealed glass units are guaranteed for 10 years, hardware for 2 years and our workmanship for 10 years, all backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro.
How much does double glazing cost?
It depends on the number and size of the windows, the style, the colour and the glass. Every window is made to measure, so the only way to give an accurate price is to survey your home. The survey and quote are free, and we are rarely beaten on price for a genuine like-for-like quotation.
Book Your Free Double Glazing Survey
For a free survey and quotation on double glazing in Frome, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
For our full range of styles, see our windows in Frome page. You can see examples of our work nearby, including an anthracite grey composite door in Frome and cream aluminium flush casement windows in nearby Warminster.
We also fit double glazing in nearby Warminster and Mere.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.
We also fit double glazing in Bradford on Avon.
Looking for a new front door as well? See our composite doors in Frome.
For a traditional sash look, see our sliding sash windows in Frome, featuring the Roseview Ultimate Rose.