Aluminium Windows & Doors in Berkshire
Inspired Glazing designs, manufactures and installs aluminium windows and doors for homes across Windsor, Maidenhead, Ascot, Bracknell and the wider Thames Valley, and we also cover parts of West London and Buckinghamshire. We work in Reynaers systems, our fitters are directly employed, and our directors are contactable and often on site.
Call 01753 965 005 for an aluminium window or door quote, or email Sales@inspiredglazing.co.uk to book a free survey.
Slim sightlines and more natural light
Because aluminium is stronger than uPVC or timber, the frames can be much narrower while still carrying large, heavy panes of double or triple glazing. The higher glass-to-frame ratio brings daylight deeper into a room, makes spaces feel larger, and gives a clean contemporary line inside and out. On extensions and open-plan kitchens it lets you run a near-continuous run of glass across the back of the house.
For the narrowest frames, see our slimline aluminium windows page (Reynaers SL 38 and SL 68).
Thermal performance and Part L
Modern aluminium windows use a polyamide thermal break between the inner and outer frame to stop cold bridging. Replacement windows must meet Building Regulations Part L (a U-value of 1.4 W/m2K or better), plus Part F for ventilation and Part K for safety glass. Our aluminium systems meet this comfortably, and with triple glazing can go well beyond it for low-energy projects. We register every installation for building regulations and provide the compliance certificate on completion.
Durability and low maintenance
A powder-coated aluminium frame does not warp, swell or discolour, and needs little more than an occasional wipe. The finish is available in any RAL colour, including anthracite grey and matte black, and can be different inside and out.
Security
- Multi-point locking that engages along the frame
- Internal glazing beads so the glass cannot be removed from outside
- Rigid frames that resist prising
- Fitting to PAS 24 where specified
Aluminium or uPVC?
We fit both. Choose aluminium for large glazed spans, slim sightlines, a contemporary or steel-look, matching existing frames, or a long-life finish on a higher-value home. Choose uPVC for best value on standard-sized openings with excellent thermal performance — see our uPVC windows and doors page. If you are not sure, we will give you an honest recommendation at survey.
Areas we cover for aluminium windows and doors
We install aluminium windows and doors across Berkshire and the Thames Valley, including Windsor, Maidenhead, Ascot and Sunningdale, Slough and Bracknell. Based in Fifield, near Maidenhead.
A typical project
A common job for us is replacing tired timber or early uPVC frames on a rear extension with slimline aluminium: a run of fixed and opening lights across the back, anthracite grey outside, often with a matching set of bifold or sliding doors. Most full-house window projects are fitted in one to three days, room by room, with the house kept weathertight throughout. Ask at survey to see photos of recent local work of a similar type.
Frequently asked questions
How much do aluminium windows cost?
As a guide, from around £950 per window supplied and fitted, with most full-house aluminium projects between £11,000 and £20,000, depending on size, style and glazing. Every quote is fixed after a free survey. See our window cost guide.
Are aluminium windows suitable for traditional homes?
Yes. Steel-look aluminium frames give the slim, classic lines of old Crittall windows without the maintenance, which suits period and conservation-area properties. We advise on what the local authority is likely to accept.
Do you cover my area?
We cover Windsor, Maidenhead, Slough, Ascot, Bracknell, Marlow, Reading and the wider Thames Valley, plus parts of West London and Buckinghamshire.
What guarantee do you give on aluminium?
10 years on the profile, 5 years on the sealed units and 2 years on the hardware.
Request a quote
Call 01753 965 005, email Sales@inspiredglazing.co.uk, or use our enquiry form to book a free survey. Related: slimline aluminium windows and Reynaers windows and sliding doors.
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