Double Glazing in Salisbury
Warm, quiet, energy-efficient double glazing for homes across Salisbury, surveyed personally by Kenny and fitted by our own team.
Expertly Measured, Perfectly Installed
Keeping the Heat In and the Noise Out
Products That Are Built to Last
Windows Designed to Fit Your Home
Double Glazing for Salisbury Homes
A lot of the double glazing around Salisbury went in during the 1980s and 1990s, on the estates at Bemerton Heath, Laverstock and Harnham as much as on the older terraces in Fisherton. Thirty years on, many of those windows have misted units, worn seals and handles that no longer lock properly, and they let out far more heat than a modern window.
Goldhill Glazing is a family-run company based just along the A30 in Shaftesbury. We replace tired double glazing with well-made, energy-efficient windows that are made to measure for each opening and installed by our own team. Kenny surveys every job himself, so the advice you get is about what your home needs, not what earns the most.
Salisbury has some of the most sensitive buildings we work on. Around the Cathedral Close, many timber-framed and Georgian houses are listed, and replacing windows there may need listed building consent from Wiltshire Council, which Kenny will advise on from the outset. The Victorian terraces in Fisherton and Harnham are a different matter, where early double glazing has often misted or the frames have warped. Here, a sliding sash or a well-proportioned casement brings the house closer to how it was meant to look. Newer homes towards Laverstock and Old Sarum usually need only a simple, like-for-like upgrade.
Living Near the Ring Road or a Busy Street?
Traffic noise is part of life in much of Salisbury, from the ring road and the A36 to the main routes into the city. Old or failing double glazing does very little to stop it. New windows with well-sealed frames and properly specified glass make a noticeable difference to how quiet a home feels, particularly in bedrooms that face the road.
If noise is a concern, mention it at the survey and Kenny will talk you through the glass options that suit your home.
Popular choices in Salisbury include our flush casement windows and sliding sash windows. Recent double glazing work in the city includes flush casement windows in Salisbury, cream timber-look windows and a bifold kitchen window.
Double Glazed Windows for Salisbury Homes
Casement Windows
Clean, well-proportioned casements with smooth operation and excellent weather sealing. A dependable choice for homes of every age.
Double Glazing Done Properly in Salisbury
We would rather fit fewer windows and get every one of them right. This is what you can expect when you choose Goldhill Glazing.
Surveyed by Kenny, Not a Salesman
Kenny visits every home himself, measures every opening and gives straight advice on what is worth replacing and what is not.
Guaranteed for 10 Years
Frames, sealed units and our workmanship are each guaranteed for 10 years, backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro.
FENSA Registered
We certify every installation to Building Regulations ourselves, and you receive a FENSA certificate for your records.
Double Glazing in Salisbury: Your Questions Answered
Which parts of Salisbury do you cover?
All of it, including the city centre, Harnham, Fisherton, Bemerton, Laverstock, Old Sarum and Milford, along with Wilton, Alderbury, Downton and the villages of South Wiltshire.
Can I have double glazing in a listed building or conservation area?
Much of central Salisbury is a conservation area and many buildings are listed, so you may need consent from Wiltshire Council. It depends on the building. Kenny will advise on windows that are likely to be acceptable and give you the product details you need for an application.
My double glazing has misted up. Do I need new windows?
Not always. Mist or condensation between the panes means the seal on the glass unit has failed. If the frames are still in good condition, new glass units can sometimes be enough. If the frames are old or draughty, or the locks are worn, new windows are usually better value. Kenny will look at them and tell you honestly which makes more sense.
Do new windows need Building Regulations approval?
Replacement windows must meet Building Regulations. We are FENSA registered, so we certify the work ourselves and you receive a FENSA certificate once the installation is complete. You will need it if you ever sell your home.
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.
How It Works
From first visit to final check
Consultation – Kenny visits your home to understand what you want and advise on the best options.
Survey and quotation – Precise measurements and a clear, itemised quote with no pressure to commit.
Manufacture – Every window is made to measure for your home.
Installation and handover – Fitted by our own team under Kenny’s supervision, with a thorough quality check before we leave.
Book Your Free Double Glazing Survey
For a free survey and quotation on double glazing in Salisbury, 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 Salisbury page. You can see examples of our work in and around Salisbury, including cream timber-look windows and flush casement windows.
We also fit double glazing in nearby Shaftesbury and Tisbury.
We also fit double glazing in Wilton.
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 Fordingbridge and Amesbury.
Looking for a new front door as well? See our composite doors in Salisbury.
For a traditional sash look, see our sliding sash windows in Salisbury, featuring the Roseview Ultimate Rose.
