Double Glazing Edinburgh

Replacing windows in an Edinburgh tenement or New Town flat

Shared stairs, blonde and honey sandstone, and sash openings on a crescent are everyday facts of flat living in Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Shared stair entrance on a sandstone tenement street in Edinburgh, Scotland
Illustrative image for Edinburgh, Scotland — not a customer installation.

The shared stair

In a tenement, the common stair is how materials and people move. A window replacement has to respect neighbours, drying days and the narrow turn of the stair itself. The survey notes access as carefully as it notes the glass.

Sandstone and sash openings

Blonde and honey sandstone fronts hold deep reveals. On a New Town crescent the openings follow the curve; proportions matter to the street as much as to the room. None of that is settled by a generic product photo — it is settled on site.

Later houses

Liberton, Colinton, Corstorphine and many streets in Leith show later plans: different wall builds, different cills, sometimes wider rooms. The same company visit still starts with the opening you have.

What we do not invent

Listed-building and conservation-area rules are not guessed on a blog. The surveyor and the council confirm what a particular building needs. Until that conversation happens, treat any online claim as incomplete.

For the wider offer see double glazing in Edinburgh. For frame choices that often come up on these visits, readedinburgh upvc windows.

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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.

  • The survey visit comes first; you decide afterwards, in your own time
  • Windows, doors and triple glazing can all go on the same quote
  • Flats and houses across Edinburgh, Scotland, including tenement stairs

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