uPVC Windows in Wilmslow

Wilmslow homes and uPVC windows

The Parks and Pownall Park are detached family houses, many 1930s, with bays and a garden elevation. Dean Row, toward Handforth, is detached houses and bungalows on closes. Lacey Green has long runs of semis whose front windows face a busier road. Hawthorn Street and Water Lane are a tighter, older pattern.

Planning rules for uPVC windows in Wilmslow

Most of these houses can take a similar replacement as permitted development. Cottages around St Bartholomew’s, and any listed house, are checked first. We do not put a Lacey Green casement on a cottage by the church.

Where we fit uPVC windows in Wilmslow

The Parks, Pownall Park, Dean Row, Lacey Green, Hawthorn Street and Water Lane.

Choosing uPVC windows for these houses

Family houses suit A+ rated casements with 28mm argon-filled double glazing, often anthracite or a cream rather than brilliant white. Lacey Green can take quieter glass on the street side and a standard pane at the back. Church-side cottages, where a change is allowed, suit a flush casement.

What we check before fitting uPVC windows

Bays on the Parks are measured angle by angle. A composite door can be quoted in the same visit, with an Ultion lock and a multi-point locking system. We will tell you how long your job will take at the survey.

Say the Parks, Dean Row or Lacey Green. Those three are not one frame.

Typical uPVC windows requests

• Casements on the Parks and Pownall Park
• Quieter street glass on Lacey Green
• Flush casements near St Bartholomew’s where allowed

The town page is Wilmslow. See uPVC windows. Village, Dean Row and the Parks are three different Wilmslow frames.

Last updated: 26 October 2026