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uPVC Windows in Hale
In short: We supply and fit A+ rated uPVC windows with 28mm argon-filled double glazing for Hale houses. Our own fitting team, a 15-year guarantee, and 32 years' experience.
Window work here runs from the Victorian and Edwardian houses of the Hale Station and South Hale conservation areas to the later family houses around them. The frame has to suit the opening, not the other way round.
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- 15-year guarantee
- A+ rated windows
- Fitted by our own team
- 3 years interest free, other finance options available, finance subject to status

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The roads either side of Ashley Road, such as Victoria Road, Broomfield Lane and Seddon Road, are Victorian and Edwardian detached and semi-detached houses with tall openings, often a bay, and a front garden deep enough for a drive. The southern conservation area has larger Victorian and Edwardian houses, with older cottages and newer infill between them. Later family houses away from both are a plainer casement opening. They do not want the same window.
Planning rules for uPVC windows in Hale
Hale Station and South Hale are conservation areas, so on those streets a new window should keep the look of the old one, and a listed house may not take uPVC at all. Away from them a similar replacement is usually permitted development. We check the address before we recommend a frame.
Where we fit uPVC windows in Hale
Ashley Road, Victoria Road, Broomfield Lane, Seddon Road, the streets by the station and in the southern conservation area.
Choosing uPVC windows for these houses
Period houses suit sash-style or flush uPVC so the tall proportions stay. Later family houses suit A+ rated casements. Both use 28mm argon-filled double glazing. Bedrooms on Ashley Road can take a quieter glass on the street side without changing the garden elevation.
What we check before fitting uPVC windows
We measure every opening, including bays that have settled. A composite door can be quoted with the windows, with an Ultion lock and a multi-point locking system. We will tell you how long your job will take at the survey.
Say which road you are on when you message, so we bring examples that suit the street.
Typical uPVC windows requests
- Sash-style uPVC on period houses off Ashley Road
- Like-for-like looks in the southern conservation area
- Quieter glass on the street side only
The town page is windows and doors in Hale. Styles are on uPVC windows. Say which road you are on so the frame matches that street.
Last updated: 26 October 2026
uPVC windows in Hale: questions we are asked
Do older Hale houses have to stay sash-style?
In those two conservation areas the look should stay similar, and many of the older houses there suit a sash-style uPVC window. Listed houses are checked first.
What glazing goes into these uPVC windows?
A+ rated, 28mm argon-filled double glazing, with a 15-year guarantee on the installation.
Can you do the bay and the back windows together?
Yes. Our own fitting team measures both. We will tell you how long your job will take at the survey.
Do you fit aluminium in Hale as well?
Yes, where a slim frame suits a newer extension. This page is the uPVC work. We will say which is right after measuring.
How do I start?
WhatsApp us a photo of the front elevation and the postcode.
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