New windows and doors, made a few miles from your house

Yes. For homeowners across South Wales we survey, manufacture and install our windows and doors. For trade customers we supply the finished frames for you to fit. If you are unsure which service you need, tell us about the project and we will advise.

Our factory is in Pyle, Bridgend, and we install for homeowners across Bridgend, Porthcawl, Maesteg, Port Talbot, Neath, Swansea, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. Trade customers can collect from the factory or ask about delivery further afield.

Yes. Quotations are free and written, and there is no obligation. We do not run sales or special offers; we give our best price first time, all year round.

Both are good materials and we make both. PVCu is the more economical choice, has excellent thermal performance from its multi-chamber frame, and suits most houses in white, colour or woodgrain. Aluminium is stronger, so it carries larger panes on slimmer frames, and it is powder coated in any RAL colour. For windows and standard patio doors most homeowners choose PVCu; for bifolding and large sliding doors aluminium is usually the better engineering choice. Our guide on PVCu or aluminium goes into more detail.

Yes. Dual colour is available on the VEKA PVCu systems (a woodgrain or colour foil outside with white inside is the usual request) and on the Smart aluminium systems, where inside and outside faces can be powder coated in different RAL colours. Tell us both colours when you ask for a quotation.

Triple glazing lowers the U-value of the whole window and reduces noise, at extra cost and weight. It is worth considering for rooms that are hard to heat, north-facing elevations and houses near busy roads. For most South Wales homes a good A-rated double glazed unit is the sensible choice. The M70, Imagine patio door, Visofold and Visoglide systems all accept triple glazed units, so the option is open on any of our products.

Very little is needed. Wash the frames with warm soapy water two or three times a year, keep drainage slots clear of debris, and lightly oil moving hardware once a year. Never use abrasive cleaners or solvents. Neither material needs painting or staining.

Often, but it depends on the local planning authority and whether the property is listed. Conservation area policies vary: some accept well-detailed PVCu sash windows, others require timber. Check with your council's planning department before ordering. We can provide product details, drawings and images of the Imagine vertical slider to support an application.