Cream stucco bow-fronted houses with white sash windows in sunshine

Windows for every kind of Brighton house

Six types of window, chosen to suit the building

Start with the age of your house and whether it sits in a conservation area. The right window usually follows from those two things.

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Sash windows

For Regency and Victorian houses. Timber box sashes, or heritage uPVC sashes with run-through horns and slim meeting rails.

Flush casement windows

For Edwardian and interwar houses, and cottages. The look of a traditional casement without the repainting.

1930s house with slim grey aluminium casements in sunshine

Slimline aluminium windows

For 1930s houses, extensions and the backs of older homes. Narrow frames, more light and no painting.

Canted Victorian bay with three new sashes in sunshine

Bay windows

Canted, square and curved bays, replaced as one piece so the proportions stay right.

Regency stucco house with tall sashes behind an iron balcony

Conservation area windows

For listed buildings, Article 4 streets and flats, with help through the council’s process.

Close-up of a painted timber sash with its horn and brass lift

Timber windows

Real painted timber where the building calls for it, and an honest word on upkeep.

Prices

How the price is set

Every job is priced on its own: the figure depends on the sizes of your windows, how many there are and where they sit, the access, and the materials, colours and hardware you pick. A free home visit gives you the exact price for yours.

We quote for a single window. Three or more windows make a day’s work at the normal rate, and a single window carries a call-out charge on top.

Window prices in Brighton