If you want new uPVC windows in Stoke Poges, Inspired Glazing can survey, supply and fit them, along with uPVC, composite and aluminium doors. Our uPVC frames use the Selecta Advance 70 system, and the team travels from our workshop at Fifield, near Windsor, about 6 miles away in a straight line and typically around 20 minutes by road.
Free survey for uPVC windows and doors in Stoke Poges
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.
Homes across a Green Belt parish
Stoke Poges is a semi-rural parish about 3 miles north-north-east of Slough, and it lies entirely within the Green Belt. Alongside the main village it includes the hamlets of Stoke Green, Hollybush Hill, West End and Wexham Street. Many properties are substantial detached houses in generous plots, often set back along private or tree-lined roads, with older cottages and lodges scattered between them and more compact family homes towards the Slough side.
Large houses bring their own glazing questions: big bay windows, French doors on several elevations, and frames that may have been replaced piecemeal over the years so nothing quite matches. We can replace a whole property to one consistent specification, or work room by room. Our main uPVC windows and doors page shows the full range.
Four conservation areas to be aware of
Buckinghamshire Council lists four conservation areas in the parish: Stoke Park, Stoke Green, Framewood Road and Stoke Poges West End. Stoke Park alone covers around 130 hectares and includes the Grade I Church of St Giles, where Thomas Gray is believed to have written his Elegy, and the Grade II* Gray’s Monument. If your house is listed or within one of these areas, check with Buckinghamshire Council before changing windows or doors, and read our notes on planning permission for replacement windows.
Double glazed windows built on Advance 70
The Selecta Advance 70 profile is 70mm deep with five thermal chambers, and an 80mm traditional outer frame with eight chambers is available where a heavier, period look is wanted. With a 28mm double glazed unit Selecta quotes 1.1 W/m²K, and a 40mm triple glazed unit brings that to 0.8 W/m²K. Those figures make triple glazing a sensible upgrade for exposed elevations in open countryside. For more on window energy ratings, see our guide to energy-rated windows.
Styles for larger and older houses
Casement and flush casement
Casement windows, side hung or top hung, suit most modern detached homes. The flush casement, whose sash sits level in the frame, gives a joinery-like finish on lodges and cottages, and multi-light designs give a cottage window effect.
Sash, tilt and turn and bay
Owners of older detached houses sometimes ask for a sash look; our uPVC sash windows page explains what is possible, and we can confirm the right option once we have seen your openings. Tilt and turn windows are useful on upper floors and dormers because they open inwards for cleaning and secure ventilation. Advance 70 also makes bay and bow windows; our bay windows page covers replacements that keep the structure supported. For shaped windows, ask us to confirm feasibility.
Security for detached homes
Detached houses on quiet roads need good window security. Advance 70 casement and tilt and turn windows are tested to PAS 24, and the doors are tested to PAS 24 and Secured by Design, with multi-point locks. Laminated glass is a sensible extra for ground-floor glazing. If you would like a smart lock on a new door, ask us to confirm compatibility.
Doors for every entrance
A solid front door sets the tone for a large house. We offer uPVC doors and composite doors, the latter giving a timber-look finish without timber maintenance. Back doors and side doors can have low thresholds. For terraces and lawns, uPVC French doors open fully in pairs, while aluminium options include Reynaers ConceptPatio 130 sliding patio doors and Smart Visofold or Cortizo bifolds. As a listed Reynaers at Home partner we can show you the aluminium alternatives too. Stable door options vary with the door type, so ask us to confirm.
Finishes, quiet and secondary glazing
There are 18 Colourfoil finishes, on one or both sides, including Anthracite Grey, Agate Grey, Ulti-Matt Black and woodgrains such as Mountain Oak and Golden Oak. Since we do not make timber windows, woodgrain foil is the way to get a timber appearance. Our window colours guide shows them all.
Stoke Poges is largely rural, but roads towards Slough and Wexham carry steady traffic, and acoustic laminated glass helps there; see sound-reducing windows. In a listed house where originals must stay, secondary glazing is often the answer.
Quotes, lead times and cover
We measure every opening before quoting, and our double glazing cost page sets out what drives the figure. Lead times are from 10 days, all work is covered by our 10-year guarantee, and we are Constructionline Silver accredited.
If you are also considering a garden room, see uPVC conservatories in Stoke Poges. We fit windows in neighbouring Farnham Common, Slough and Burnham as well.
Talk to our team
For a free survey at your Stoke Poges home, ring 01753 965 005 or WhatsApp 07934 152 343, or fill in our quote form. Weekday hours are 8am to 6pm, and on Saturdays we are available from 9am until 1pm.
Frequently asked questions
Is my Stoke Poges home in a conservation area?
It may be. Buckinghamshire Council lists four conservation areas in the parish: Stoke Park, Stoke Green, Framewood Road and Stoke Poges West End. Each has a published map, so you can check your address. If you are inside one, or your house is listed, check with Buckinghamshire Council before replacing windows or doors, and we can supply drawings and colour samples.
Can you match windows across a large house that has had piecemeal replacements?
Yes. Many larger homes have frames from several different decades. We can survey every opening and replace the lot to one specification, so sightlines, colour and hardware match on every elevation. If budget means doing it in stages, we will plan the phases so the finished house still looks consistent once the final elevation is done.
How secure are Advance 70 windows and doors?
Selecta tests the Advance 70 casement and tilt and turn windows to PAS 24, and the doors to PAS 24 and Secured by Design, using multi-point locking. That matters for detached homes on quiet roads. We can add laminated glass on ground-floor openings and talk through locking options for patio and French doors at the survey.
How far is your workshop from Stoke Poges?
Our workshop is at Coningsby Farm in Fifield, near Windsor, roughly 6 miles from Stoke Poges in a straight line. By road that is usually about 20 minutes, depending on traffic through Slough or Burnham. It means surveys, fitting days and any aftercare visits are straightforward to arrange around your diary.
Do you supply timber windows for older Stoke Poges cottages?
We don't, as our range has no timber windows or doors. For a timber appearance we use woodgrain-foiled uPVC, such as Irish Oak or Rosewood, and the flush casement profile, which sits level like traditional joinery. Composite doors give a timber look at the entrance. Listed cottages may need timber, so check with Buckinghamshire Council first.