Double Glazing in Street
Street grew quickly around the Clarks factories, and a lot of its houses date from the second half of the twentieth century. Most were first double glazed in the 1980s or 1990s, and those windows have had their day: glass misting between the panes, seals gone hard, sashes that have dropped and locks that no longer catch. Our casement windows, with premium hardware and modern glass, keep a great deal more heat in the house. They also cut down noise, which people on the busier roads through the village tend to notice straight away. Kenny looks at every window himself before quoting, and our own team does all the fitting.
Double Glazed Windows for Street Homes
Casement Windows
Our Storm casement is a strong, easy-opening window with good seals, a natural replacement for the semis and bungalows that make up much of Street.
Double Glazing Done Properly in Street
Street has a lot of houses ready for their second set of windows, and we would still rather do a few well than many in a hurry. Here is our approach.
Surveyed by Kenny, Not a Salesman
Your new windows are fitted by our own team, who keep the house secure each night, protect your floors and leave it all tidy.
Made to Measure
Maco hardware and multi-point locks are standard on every window, with toughened safety glass wherever Building Regulations call for it.
Guaranteed for 10 Years
We are FENSA registered, so each installation in Street is certified to Building Regulations by us, and the certificate is sent on to you.
Double Glazing in Street: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Street do you cover?
We cover Street, Overleigh, Walton, Butleigh, Compton Dundon, Ashcott and Shapwick, along with Shaftesbury and the surrounding area.
How do I know if my Street home needs new double glazing?
The usual signs are misting between the panes, draughts around the opening sashes, handles that have gone stiff and locks that will not engage. Kenny checks each window when he visits and will tell you plainly whether a repair would do or replacement is the better bet.
Do new windows need Building Regulations approval?
Yes, all replacement windows must comply. Being FENSA registered, we certify the work ourselves, so there is nothing for you to sort out with Building Control. A FENSA certificate is posted to you once we finish, and you will want it when you sell.
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?
The cost is set by the number of windows, their sizes, the style, colour and glass. Each one is made to measure, so Kenny surveys before quoting rather than guessing. The survey and quotation are free, and like-for-like we are rarely beaten on price.
Book Your Free Double Glazing Survey
For a free survey and quotation on double glazing in Street, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
Read more about our casement windows, or see our windows in Street and window range pages. You can also see examples of our work nearby, including windows and door in Templecombe, bay window in Warminster and Georgian-style windows in Mere.
We also fit double glazing in nearby Glastonbury, Somerton and Shaftesbury.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.
Opening up to the garden? See our aluminium bifold doors in Street or French doors in Street.