Windows Earlestown | UPVC Windows

Why choose windows Earlestown for home improvements?

Our St Helens Windows Earlestown team of experienced glaziers offers one of the best window profiles on the market. Furthermore, we use Veka products. The comprehensive uPVC window range, including bay and bow windows, casement windows, tilt and turn, and more, is produced at our St Helens based factory.

Did you know that uPVC stands for Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride? UPVC is traditionally used to replace wooden windows as a more energy-efficient window option. Many new homes are built with uPVC windows already installed. UPVC windows are low-maintenance and look great in any Earlestown home.

Why choose replacement PVCu windows?

UPVC window frames are stylish and durable, require low maintenance, and are available in several RAL colours. Plus, we can tailor your window to suit your home. Choose from casement window types, sash double glazed windows, tilt and turn and many more uPVC window styles.

Are aluminium windows ideal for my home?

Aluminium is a contemporary alternative to uPVC options. Plus, aluminium windows are energy-efficient, which helps to improve and potentially lower energy bills over time. Choose from a wide selection of powder-coated finishes and window types.

If you are still undecided on the right window type for your Earlstown home or business, call 01925 899409 and speak with a member of our team to find out more.

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What window colours are available?

Picking the colour of your replacement windows can be difficult. If you fancy a modern window frame, try a fresh colour like an anthracite grey to add a contemporary finish to your overall look. However, if you are looking for a more traditional window type, employ colours like Chartwell green or a subtle cream.