All our products are manufactured in our North London workshop by our skilled team of bench joiners, machinists, and glaziers, using traditional British joinery techniques.

We Manufacture the following timber products in our North London workshop: Sash box, Sash Windows, Casement windows, Casement Frames, Front doors, French doors, Bi-Folding Doors, Shop Fronts and Timber Crittle style windows and doors. We can also make bespoke timber windows and doors.

Sash windows consist of movable panels, or "sashes," that slide vertically to open, often featuring a traditional, classic design. Casement windows, on the other hand, are hinged at the side and open outward or inward like a door, typically operated by a handle, and are often used in modern homes.

We offer full replacement of window/door and frame or new window/door fitted into existing Frame. We also offer Draught proofing, overhaul and supply only. Check out our services page for more information.

Yes, we do. Visit our supply only page for more information.

If you are unsure whether you need a full replacement, replacement into existing, or draughtproofing and overhaul, one of our expert surveyors can help. During a site survey, they will recommend the best solution for your requirements and budget with no hard sales.

Yes. All Surveys and estimates are completely free without obligation.

Send us photos of your windows and doors with rough measurements for an estimated quote. Alternatively, you can book a free survey, and one of our surveyors will visit your property to discuss your requirements, take measurements, and provide you with an exact quote. Visit our Get A Quotation page.

Our lead time for manufacture and installation is typically 4-6 weeks from the confirmation of the job and receipt of your deposit. During busy periods, it can be up to 8 weeks. We will provide you with a specific lead time when we send your quote. For supply only, our lead time is typically 4 weeks.

This depends on how many windows and doors we are installing. Usually, an average window will take 1-2 days to install. We will give you a timescale once we conduct a survey.

We use Accoya™ timber. Accoya is an excellent timber for window and door manufacturing due to its outstanding durability, stability, and sustainability. We can use other timber on request. Check out our Timber page more information.

We specialise in double glazed units; however, we can use a variety of different glass types depending on your preference or building regulations, including Slimline/Heritage, toughened, laminated, acoustic, vacuum, frosted, and obscured glass. Special options, such as stained glass, can also be accommodated. Visit our Glass page for more information.

Our new windows and doors, including any trim or architrave are spray-painted to a factory finish. As standard we use white, but we can match any colours from RAL chart, Farrow & Ball, Dulux, Little Greene and any other supplier on request. We also offer dual colour (one colour outside and a different colour inside) at an extra cost.

Yes, We offer a range of stains. During your survey, we can provide a stain chart for you to choose form.

A maintenance coat of paint may be required every 5-6 years, depending on location, weather exposure, and environmental conditions.

We advise supply of fully factory-finished products only, as the paint and method we use ensures complete protecton of the timber. Any water coming into contact with bare wood can lead to issues.

You are welcome to visit our Workshop in Enfield or alternatively we can bring a sample window to you.

We use only the highest grades of materials and are registered with FENSA. You can visit our workshop to see for yourself.

Yes, our windows and doors come with an insurance-backed guarantee. Additionally, Accoya® wood used in our products is guaranteed against rot for 50 years.

With over 16 years of experience in British joinery, we can match any window or door style or create a bespoke design to suit your needs.

All our windows and doors come with insurance-approved locks to ensure maximum security for your home. Sash and Casement Windows: Both types of windows are equipped with a fastener, a locking mechanism that secures the window in a closed position. This fastener typically includes a latch or clasp that engages with a corresponding catch or strike plate, providing a tight seal. Sash Windows: Our sash windows are fitted with sash restrictors. These safety devices limit the opening distance of the windows, allowing for ventilation while preventing the window from being fully opened. They can be adjusted internally to permit full opening when necessary. Doors: Our doors are secured with a combination of locks for enhanced protection. The deadlock secures the door with a strong bolt, making it difficult to force open. The night latch lock adds an additional layer of security, allowing for convenient locking and unlocking from the inside while keeping the door securely locked from the outside. French Doors: Our French doors are fitted with a multi-point lock system. This system secures the door at several points, such as the top, middle, and bottom, when locked, providing comprehensive security. All our double-glazed units come with toughened glass, adding an extra layer of security and durability.

All of our double glazed units offer U-values as low as 1.2 W/m²K.

We ensure any necessary surrounding interior plasterwork is appropriately addressed, including touch-up paint on interior walls where plasterwork has been modified (client to supply the paint). Additionally, we point the exterior around the window and door frame using a traditional sand and cement method.

If there is wiring near a window or door that interferes with the installation, you will need a qualified electrician to remove or relocate the wiring before we can begin the installation.

Most of our Installations are done from inside the building, with no need for scaffolding. Once a survey is conducted, we will advise you if scaffolding is required.

Yes we can, We regularly carry out work for customers who wish to replace their UPVC windows with timber windows.

Yes, we always dispose of the old windows, doors, and any rubbish from the installation. We recycle all materials where possible.

Our installers take great care to keep your property clean during and after the installation. They lay dust sheets over any furniture and flooring, and hoover and clean at the end of each day. They also remove all rubbish from the installation, including any old windows or doors.

Yes, all of our windows and doors are installed by our own fully trained installation team, who have extensive experience in fitting timber windows and doors.

Yes, for full replacement installations only. FENSA certificates are only required for the full replacement of new windows, doors, and frames. If you have refurbishment work or new windows or doors installed into existing frames, a FENSA certificate is not required.

We will register your installation with FENSA once it is complete. Certificates can take up to six weeks to arrive by post.

Generally, you do not need planning permission to replace existing windows or doors. However, there are some exceptions. Conservation areas – If your property is in a conservation area, you may not need planning permission. Changing windows and doors with new ones that match the old ones in material and appearance ‘like for like’ is usually acceptable as part of ‘permitted development’, unless the area is under an article 4 Direction to revoke this. Usually, when a council has an article 4 direction in place they will list this on their website. Listed Building - If your property is a listed building, special permissions and materials may be required for replacements. Regulations can vary by council, so we advise to check with your local authority for specific guidelines. We have extensive experience working in conservation areas and with Grade II listed buildings. If planning permission is needed, we can manufacture bespoke windows and doors to meet specific requirements.

For a detailed overview of our process, please visit our Process page.

Timber windows and doors generally cost more than uPVC options. However, they offer a much longer lifespan and can be maintained to look as good as new with a coat of paint and minimal upkeep. Additionally, timber windows and doors can be repaired if damaged, whereas uPVC windows often require full replacement in such cases.

We are happy to provide you with an estimated quote; simply fill in the form on our Contact Us page. Alternatively, you can book a free survey for a detailed quote.

We accept bank transfer only. We do not except cash, credit card or cheques.

We require a 50% initial deposit and the remaining 50% upon completion.

We cover all of London and the surrounding areas. Please contact us to find out if we serve your specific location.