Sash Windows in Enfield
Sash Window Installers in Enfield
Barnet Window Company is a trusted local, family-run business with over 40 years of experience supplying and installing high-quality sash windows in Enfield and the surrounding areas. We specialise in beautifully crafted timber alternative and uPVC sash windows that offer the perfect blend of traditional aesthetics and modern performance.
Whether you own a Victorian terrace in the Enfield Town conservation area or a more modern property, our sash windows will enhance your home’s character, security, and energy efficiency. As a FENSA-accredited and Which? Trusted Trader, we are committed to providing exceptional products and outstanding customer service.
Sash Windows for Every Home in Enfield
At Barnet Window Company, we understand that every home in Enfield is unique. That’s why we offer a wide range of sash window styles to suit your property’s specific requirements. We can supply and install:
- Timber Alternative Sash Windows: Our Bygone Collection offers the authentic look and feel of traditional timber sash windows without the associated maintenance. These windows are ‘A’ energy rated and feature ‘Secured by Design’ accreditation for your peace of mind.
- uPVC Sash Windows: A cost-effective and low-maintenance option, our uPVC sash windows are available in a variety of colours and finishes to complement your home’s style. They provide excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.
- Bespoke Sash Windows: We can create custom-designed sash windows to fit any aperture, including arched and bay windows. Our team of experts will work with you to design the perfect windows for your home.
The Benefits of Our Sash Windows
- Enhanced Security: Our sash windows are fitted with modern, high-security locking mechanisms to keep your home safe and secure.
- Improved Energy Efficiency: Our ‘A’ rated windows will help to reduce your energy bills by keeping your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
- Authentic Period Features: Our sash windows are designed with traditional features such as run-through sash horns, deep bottom rails, and authentic hardware to maintain the period charm of your property.
- Low Maintenance: Our timber alternative and uPVC sash windows are easy to clean and require minimal maintenance, giving you more time to enjoy your home.
- Noise Reduction: The double-glazing in our sash windows will significantly reduce noise pollution from outside, creating a more peaceful living environment.
Sash Windows in Enfield’s Conservation Areas
Many parts of Enfield are designated as conservation areas, which means that any new windows must meet specific requirements. Barnet Window Company has extensive experience working with homeowners in conservation areas and can provide expert advice on the best window solutions for your property. We can also assist with the planning permission process if required.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR SASH RANGE TAKE A LOOK AT OUR BYGONE AND AUTHENTIC BROCHURES:
BYGONE BROCHURE
AUTHENTIC RANGE
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to our most frequently asked questions
A vertical opening window associated with Victorian and Georgian architecture
The cost of a restoration can be very different from the cost of a replacement. This is because the materials, labour and time involved in each process is very different. But it really depends on what you are comparing. Replacement sash windows in timber or an alternative material like timber alternative UPVC can range hugely in their approach to quality and traditional looks, and the costs associated will also vary accordingly.
The cost of new replacement timber sash windows can vary massively, from softwood examples for a more short-term solution at around £1000 each, to top quality seasoned durable hardwoods at as much as £5000 per sash window. There are then mid-range products, often using engineered softwoods such as Accoya, which will likely be between those figures, typically around £3000 per window.
In the timber alternative market, there is again a large range, but it would usually be possible to specify a sash window to suit your aesthetic and practical requirements, as well as your budget. Timber alternative sash windows typically range in cost between around £1500 for a more simple product, up to around £2.5-3k per window for top quality premium products such as the Bygone sash range.
Painting timber sash windows can be done in the conventional way, but modern timber-alternative sash products can now be factory sprayed in hard wearing acrylic coatings.
Cleaning techniques for sash windows depend on the material. For timber-alternative and PVC-u products a non-abrasive alcohol based cleaner like isopropanol works great on the frames and the glass.
Sash windows slide up and down and are held open or closed by a mechanism. On original windows this was a pully and a lead weight, but on modern window this is often a spring, called a ‘balance’.
If you are fortunate enough to live in a listed building you must comply with English Heritage (EH) recommendations when making modifications to your home. EH “preserve” important structural elements from destruction, on behalf of the country, for future generations to come.
Local conservation officers, however, often apply the same draconian rules to unlisted properties that happen to be a in a conservation area. Authorities have a duty to “conserve” the general appearance in these areas, but they should be far less stringent.
We urge you to take your time, if you make a poor decision now, the odds are you will always notice it while you remain at your property. Worse still, it might cost you dearly should you feel the need to change the windows again!
In contrast, the best replacement sash windows will go unnoticed, blending seamlessly with the existing facade, being well balanced and correctly proportioned and harmonising with their surroundings.
It’s about so much more than just the material the window is made from!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to our most frequently asked questions
A vertical opening window associated with Victorian and Georgian architecture
The cost of a restoration can be very different from the cost of a replacement. This is because the materials, labour and time involved in each process is very different. But it really depends on what you are comparing. Replacement sash windows in timber or an alternative material like timber alternative UPVC can range hugely in their approach to quality and traditional looks, and the costs associated will also vary accordingly.
The cost of new replacement timber sash windows can vary massively, from softwood examples for a more short-term solution at around £1000 each, to top quality seasoned durable hardwoods at as much as £5000 per sash window. There are then mid-range products, often using engineered softwoods such as Accoya, which will likely be between those figures, typically around £3000 per window.
In the timber alternative market, there is again a large range, but it would usually be possible to specify a sash window to suit your aesthetic and practical requirements, as well as your budget. Timber alternative sash windows typically range in cost between around £1500 for a more simple product, up to around £2.5-3k per window for top quality premium products such as the Bygone sash range.
Painting timber sash windows can be done in the conventional way, but modern timber-alternative sash products can now be factory sprayed in hard wearing acrylic coatings.
Cleaning techniques for sash windows depend on the material. For timber-alternative and PVC-u products a non-abrasive alcohol based cleaner like isopropanol works great on the frames and the glass.
Sash windows slide up and down and are held open or closed by a mechanism. On original windows this was a pully and a lead weight, but on modern window this is often a spring, called a ‘balance’.
If you are fortunate enough to live in a listed building you must comply with English Heritage (EH) recommendations when making modifications to your home. EH “preserve” important structural elements from destruction, on behalf of the country, for future generations to come.
Local conservation officers, however, often apply the same draconian rules to unlisted properties that happen to be a in a conservation area. Authorities have a duty to “conserve” the general appearance in these areas, but they should be far less stringent.
We urge you to take your time, if you make a poor decision now, the odds are you will always notice it while you remain at your property. Worse still, it might cost you dearly should you feel the need to change the windows again!
In contrast, the best replacement sash windows will go unnoticed, blending seamlessly with the existing facade, being well balanced and correctly proportioned and harmonising with their surroundings.
It’s about so much more than just the material the window is made from!
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Visit Our Showroom
Want to see our beautiful sash windows for yourself?
Visit our showroom in New Barnet to view our extensive range of products and speak to our friendly and knowledgeable team. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have and help you choose the perfect windows for your home.
Call us on 020 8449 4747
Email: info@barnetwindowcompany.co.uk
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