uPVC Windows in Plymouth
From £350
| Service | Typical price in Plymouth |
|---|---|
| uPVC Windows | £315 - £810 |
| Double Glazing | £2,700 - £8,100 |
| Casement Windows | £315 - £810 |
| Bay Windows | £1,080 - £2,880 |
| uPVC Doors | £585 - £1,620 |
| Double Glazing Repairs | £80 - £270 |
New uPVC windows for a Plymouth home
Central Plymouth was rebuilt after severe WWII bombing to Patrick Abercrombie’s plan, so the inner city has distinctive postwar terraces and flats - many with original metal or early aluminium windows. Around that sit the Victorian streets of Peverell, Mannamead and Mutley, the naval terraces of Devonport and Stonehouse, and the Barbican’s protected old town.
Why Plymouth homeowners choose us
- Replacement of old metal and early aluminium frames in postwar stock with correctly sized uPVC
- Openings sized to Peverell and Mannamead Victorian terraces
- Clear guidance on the Barbican and Stonehouse, where old-town frames are tightly controlled
- Weather-rated units and finishes for a coastal, salt-laden climate
- FENSA or CERTASS registered, frames and glass guaranteed separately
Areas we cover around Plymouth
Peverell, Mannamead, Mutley, Plymstock, Stoke and Devonport, out to Saltash, Ivybridge, Tavistock and Torpoint. Postcodes PL1 to PL6.
Frequently asked questions
Can I fit uPVC windows on a Barbican property? Often not on the street elevation - the Barbican is a conservation area with many listed Elizabethan and Jacobean buildings, and timber is usually required. Check with the council first.
Can you replace the metal windows in a postwar Plymouth house? Yes - the metal frame comes out, the opening is made good and a correctly sized uPVC window is fitted. A common job on the city’s rebuilt stock.
How much do uPVC windows cost in Plymouth? Typically £315 to £810 per window fitted, using the South West regional factor of 0.90x the national average.
Windows and doors in Plymouth - local context
Devonport and Stonehouse retain Georgian and Victorian stock, but much of central Plymouth was rebuilt after WWII bombing, giving a distinctive Beaux-Arts postwar plan by Patrick Abercrombie.
Dominant era of housing stock: Postwar centre, Victorian around the Barbican and Devonport.
Heritage note: 23 conservation areas including the Barbican and Stonehouse.
- Plymstock
- Peverell
- Mannamead
- Devonport
- Stoke
- Mutley
Postcodes we cover in Plymouth
- PL1
- PL2
- PL3
- PL4
- PL5
- PL6
Not seeing your postcode? Request a quote anyway - we likely still cover it.