Inspired Glazing fits uPVC windows and doors in Addlestone, New Haw and Row Town, using the Selecta Advance 70 system for windows, French and patio doors, plus composite front doors. We are just under twelve miles away at Fifield in a straight line, which is typically a 30 to 35 minute drive by motorway, and our own team handles every survey and installation.
Free survey for uPVC windows and doors in Addlestone
Surveyed and fitted by our own team from Fifield, with lead times from 10 days and a 10-year guarantee. Tell us what you have in mind and we will book a free survey.
Addlestone’s housing at a glance
Addlestone was once part of Chertsey parish, and the Crouch Oak on its older streets is said to mark the former edge of Windsor Great Park. Today the town is largely owner-occupied, with Row Town recording one of the highest owner-occupation rates in Runnymede and New Haw forming its southern part. Addlestone North has more post-war and social housing, while the town centre has been reshaped by the Addlestone One regeneration on Station Road, and the old aircraft factory site has become Aviator Park.
That variety means a typical week might include a semi in New Haw, a terrace near the station and a flat in a newer block. Leaseholders should remember that flats need freeholder consent before windows change. In a semi or terrace, we look at the age of the house, the shape of each opening and the way the rooms are used before suggesting a style, so a front bay, a small landing window and a kitchen casement can each be handled differently while still matching outside.
Motorway noise, low ground and planning
Junction 11 of the M25 sits on the edge of town at the Addlestonemoor roundabout, and the motorway is audible from a number of streets. For rooms facing it, sound-reducing windows with laminated acoustic glass, or a 40mm triple glazed unit, make a real difference. The town’s lowest ground lies along the Bourne and the Woburn Park Stream, with flood meadows on Addlestone Moor.
Runnymede Borough Council handles planning until 1 April 2027, when West Surrey Council takes over. The Wey Navigation, running along the south-east side of the town, is a designated conservation area, so if you live beside it, or in a listed building, check with Runnymede Borough Council before altering windows. Our replacement window planning guide covers the basics, and secondary glazing suits listed homes.
Selecta Advance 70 in detail
Selecta Advance 70 is a 70mm uPVC system with five thermal chambers. Selecta quotes a U-value of 1.1 W/m²K with 28mm double glazing and 0.8 W/m²K with a 40mm triple glazed unit. Its casements achieve an A+ window energy rating and are PAS 24 and Secured by Design tested when correctly specified. Our energy-efficient windows page explains ratings in plain terms.
Window styles
- Casement windows, the standard choice for semis and terraces, with flush casements for a more traditional face.
- Tilt and turn windows, popular for flats and upper floors because they clean from inside.
- uPVC sash windows for Victorian and Edwardian terraces; ask us to confirm the best option.
- Bay windows, bows, cottage and shaped windows, made to measure for older fronts.
Colour and glass
Selecta’s 18 Colourfoil finishes can be applied to one side or both. Anthracite Grey and Ulti-Matt Black suit modern homes, and woodgrain foils such as Golden Oak or Rosewood give a timber look; we do not make timber windows or doors. See window colours for the full range. Glass options include obscure, toughened, laminated and triple glazing.
Front, back and garden doors
For entrances we fit uPVC doors and composite doors with multi-point locking; our front doors page shows designs. At the rear, choose a uPVC back door, French doors or MASTERslide sliding patio doors, with a low threshold option for easier access. Stable doors may be possible too, so ask us to confirm for your opening. We can also discuss door security upgrades and smart locks at your survey.
Repair or replace?
Steamed-up units, broken handles and sticking sashes can often be repaired. When frames are warped, discoloured or leaking, replacement is the better long-term choice. Read our double glazing cost guide, see the uPVC windows and doors range, or visit our double glazing in Addlestone page for aluminium options too.
Accreditations and guarantee
Our work carries a 10-year guarantee, lead times run from 10 days, and we are Constructionline Silver accredited. On the aluminium side of the business we are also a listed Reynaers at Home partner.
Serving Addlestone and around
We also cover New Haw, Woodham, Row Town, Ottershaw and Addlestone Moor. See uPVC windows in Chertsey, Weybridge and Shepperton, or uPVC conservatories in Addlestone.
Arrange a free Addlestone survey: call 01753 965 005 (Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 1pm), WhatsApp 07934 152 343, or get a free quote online.
Frequently asked questions
What windows help with M25 noise in Addlestone?
Laminated acoustic glass is the most effective upgrade for rooms facing the motorway, especially with panes of different thicknesses. A 40mm triple glazed unit adds further reduction, and a well-sealed frame stops sound leaking around the edges. We usually specify acoustic glass for bedrooms on the motorway side and standard glazing elsewhere.
Do I need permission to replace windows in Addlestone?
For most houses, like-for-like replacement windows do not need planning permission. If you live in a listed building, or beside the Wey Navigation conservation area, check with Runnymede Borough Council first. Flats are different: leaseholders usually need freeholder consent. From 1 April 2027, planning in Addlestone passes to West Surrey Council.
Can you replace windows in an Addlestone flat?
Yes, as long as you have the freeholder or managing agent's consent, which most leases require. Tilt and turn windows are a good choice for flats because they clean from inside and tilt for ventilation. We can provide specifications and drawings to support your request, and we work around access rules in shared buildings.
Which front door suits a semi in New Haw?
A composite door with a glazed top panel often suits a family semi, or a uPVC door in a woodgrain or heritage colour. Matching the door to new casement windows gives the house a consistent look. At the back, French doors or a sliding patio door work well for a kitchen or dining room.
How soon can you fit windows in Addlestone?
Lead times run from 10 days after the survey and order are confirmed. Larger orders or specialist colours may take a little longer. Addlestone is about 30 to 35 minutes from Fifield by road, so booking a survey is easy, and your installation is protected by our 10-year guarantee.