If you are looking for uPVC windows in Marlow, Inspired Glazing makes and fits them, along with uPVC and composite doors, for homes across the town and the villages around it. Marlow is about 7 miles from our Fifield workshop in a straight line, which usually means a 20 to 25 minute drive. All our uPVC windows and doors carry a 10-year guarantee, and fitting can begin within 10 days of ordering.
Free survey for uPVC windows and doors in Marlow
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.
Replacement windows across Marlow’s mix of homes
Marlow sits on the Thames, with the Chilterns National Landscape on its northern and western edges and Green Belt all around. The centre has period houses and shopfronts. Beyond it are suburban roads of semis and detached homes, and newer cul-de-sacs climb towards Marlow Bottom. We also work in Little Marlow, Marlow Common, Bisham and Medmenham. Older frames tend to fail in the same ways: steamed-up units, draughty seals and handles that no longer lock. Replacing them with modern double glazed windows usually makes a noticeable difference in winter.
About the Selecta Advance 70 profile
Our frames are made from Selecta Advance 70, a 70mm uPVC system. The main frame has five thermal chambers, and there is an optional 80mm frame with eight chambers for a more traditional look. Selecta quotes 1.1 W/m²K with a 28mm double-glazed unit, and says the system can achieve A+ ratings. Our energy-rated windows page explains what those window energy ratings mean in practice. A 40mm triple-glazed unit is also an option for anyone who wants that extra margin of warmth and quiet.
Choosing a window style
Casement windows suit most Marlow semis and detached houses. Flush casement windows sit level with the frame and look more like traditional joinery on older cottages. For a period terrace, look at our uPVC sash windows and ask us to confirm which sash design will fit. Where you need to clean high glass safely from inside, or want a secure night vent, tilt and turn windows are the answer. We also make bay windows, cottage-style windows with glazing bars, and shaped frames for gables and arches.
Grey, black, woodgrain or white
Anthracite grey has become a favourite on Marlow streets. Selecta’s range also includes Slate Grey, Agate Grey, Ulti-Matt Black, Chartwell Green and Cream. For a timber look, there are woodgrain foils such as Golden Oak, Mountain Oak and Rosewood. You can have one colour outside and white inside if you prefer. We do not offer timber frames, so the woodgrain foils and composite doors provide that character instead. See all the options on our window colours page.
Quieter rooms near the A404
The A404 dual carriageway links the M4 and M40 along Marlow’s eastern side. Homes close to it can pick up a steady hum, especially at night. Acoustic glass, with different pane thicknesses in the same unit, cuts traffic noise better than standard glass. Our sound-reducing windows page goes into more detail. We can also fit obscure glass, toughened safety glass and solar-control glass where it helps.
Locks, security and repairs
When correctly specified, Selecta’s casement windows are tested to PAS 24 and Secured by Design. We will set your windows up to that specification and fit lockable handles. If only one part is failing, such as a misted unit or a worn hinge, we can quote for a repair rather than a full replacement.
Front doors, back doors and garden doors
A composite door gives a solid, low-maintenance entrance. See our composite doors and the wider front doors range. uPVC doors work well for back entrances and side passages. Stable doors are also possible: ask us to confirm the options for your opening. For the garden, there are uPVC French doors or uPVC patio doors. Aluminium is the other route, such as Reynaers ConceptPatio 130 sliders. We are a listed Reynaers at Home partner, and our aluminium windows and doors in Marlow page has more. We can also fit smart locks once we have checked they are compatible with your door.
Conservation areas and the Chilterns
Central Marlow is a conservation area, and there is a separate one at Little Marlow. Check with Buckinghamshire Council before changing windows on a building in either. Listed buildings need listed building consent for most changes. Read our notes on planning permission for replacement windows. Where the original frames must stay, secondary glazing on the inside improves comfort without altering the outside.
Homes on the lower roads by the river are also in a flood risk area. When we replace a back door there, we pay close attention to threshold height and drainage.
Pricing, conservatories and neighbouring towns
Quotes depend on sizes, style and colour. Read our double glazing cost guide before you compare figures. Planning a garden room too? Our uPVC conservatories in Marlow page covers it. We also fit windows in nearby Bourne End, Cookham and Maidenhead.
Get your free Marlow survey
A free survey gives you accurate measurements and a written quote. Phone 01753 965 005 or send a WhatsApp to 07934 152 343. We take calls Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm and on Saturday mornings from 9am to 1pm. You can also request a callback through the free quote page.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need permission for new windows in Marlow town centre?
Central Marlow is a conservation area, so check with Buckinghamshire Council before changing the windows. That is especially important if the building is listed, because consent will almost always be needed. On an unlisted house, matching the original style and glazing pattern usually makes approval more straightforward. We can provide drawings and specifications to support your enquiry.
Will acoustic glass help near the A404 in Marlow?
It usually helps. Acoustic units use panes of different thickness, sometimes with a special interlayer, which breaks up road noise more effectively than ordinary glass. Good seals and a properly insulated frame matter just as much. We can suggest acoustic glass for bedrooms facing the road and standard units on the quieter side.
Are grey uPVC windows a good idea in Marlow?
Grey is popular and suits both modern homes and many brick houses. Anthracite Grey and Slate Grey are part of Selecta's Colourfoil collection, and you can keep white inside if you like. If your street is in a conservation area, check with Buckinghamshire Council, because the colour can matter as much as the material.
Can you fit uPVC windows in Marlow Bottom bungalows?
Yes. Bungalows are among the simplest homes to re-glaze, because all the work is at ground level. Casement and tilt and turn windows both suit low eaves, and a new composite door can complete the front. Most bungalows can be finished in a day or two, depending on the number of openings.
Should I choose uPVC or aluminium for my Marlow home?
uPVC is usually the more affordable choice and comes in a wide range of colours. Aluminium gives slimmer sightlines and suits contemporary extensions or large sliding doors. A common mix is uPVC for the main windows and aluminium for the garden doors. At survey, we will show you samples of both.