
Windows and Doors
New windows and doors planned together in one survey, so styles, colours and hardware match across the home.
Replacement windows and doors for flats and houses across Edinburgh, Scotland. Local window fitters who survey the openings you actually have, then quote in writing — no guesswork from a catalogue.

If you are comparing double glazing companies or looking forwindow fitters in Edinburgh, this is what you get from us.

Five services, each with its own page. Edinburgh double glazing covers all of them, and one survey can take in whichever you need.

New windows and doors planned together in one survey, so styles, colours and hardware match across the home.

Edinburgh UPVC windows for tenement flats and later houses, measured to each opening and matched to the elevation.

Solid-core front doors for busy Edinburgh streets, with glass, colour and furniture chosen against your frontage.

Practical, weather-ready front, back and side doors for flats and houses across the city.

An extra pane for exposed or noisier rooms, compared honestly with double glazing on the survey visit.
Tell us about the property and we will talk it through. Most Edinburgh homes end up with a mix, and one survey covers all of it.
Three plain steps from first contact to a written quote. Nothing is priced until we have seen the openings.
Call, email or send the short form. Tell us roughly where you are in Edinburgh, what kind of property it is, and what you would like to change.
A surveyor measures the openings, looks at access and the condition of the frames, and talks through styles and options that suit the building.
You receive a clear written quote for the windows, doors or both. Take your time, ask questions, and decide when you are ready.
Homes across Edinburgh, Scotland. The housing is different from one district to the next, and the survey takes that into account.
Old Town, New Town, Stockbridge, Dean Village, Broughton, Canonmills
Leith, Newhaven, Trinity, Granton, Pilrig, Abbeyhill, Meadowbank
Portobello, Joppa, Duddingston, Craigmillar, Liberton, Gilmerton
Morningside, Marchmont, Bruntsfield, Merchiston, Gorgie, Dalry, Colinton, Oxgangs
Corstorphine, Clermiston, Murrayfield, Blackhall, Davidson's Mains, Cramond, Barnton
Musselburgh, Dalkeith, Bonnyrigg, Penicuik, South Queensferry and other nearby places when the job suits



Edinburgh streets and shoreline — illustrative views, not customer properties.
Straight answers to the questions Edinburgh homeowners ask most often. If yours is not here, call or send the form.
Yes. Shared stairs, sandstone fronts and sash openings are a normal part of the survey conversation. The surveyor, and where needed the council, confirm what a particular building allows.
We measure the openings, look at access and the condition of the existing frames, and talk through what you want from the new windows or doors. Nothing is priced until that survey is complete.
Homes across Edinburgh, Scotland — from Leith and Portobello to Morningside, Liberton, Colinton and Corstorphine — plus nearby places listed on our area guide when the job suits.
Yes. Many homes need both, and one visit keeps styles, colours and hardware consistent across the property. See the windows and doors page for how that works.
No. UPVC suits many later houses and plenty of flats, but the frame choice follows the building and your brief. Our article on UPVC or timber in Edinburgh sets out the practical differences.
Official pages for Edinburgh, Scotland — places and services many residents already know.
Send a few details about your home and what you would like to change. We will come back to you to arrange a survey visit, and the quote follows that visit in writing.
Tell us about your home in Edinburgh, Scotland. A surveyor confirms what the property needs before anything is priced.
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