Single Glazing
Repair, replacement and supply for older windows and doors
Single glazing means a window or door has just one pane of glass, with no insulating gap behind it. It is becoming less common as double glazing has become standard for most homes and businesses, but you will still find it in older properties and listed buildings that have kept their original features.
If a single-glazed window feels draughty, lets in the cold, or the glass itself is cracked or worn, we can help. We repair and replace single glazing at homes and commercial properties, and we also supply glass to glaziers, builders, and sub-contractors. Most glass is ready within two to three days, and no appointment is needed.
Should You Upgrade to Double Glazing?
If your property allows it, switching from single to double glazing brings a noticeable and lasting drop in heating costs, often paying for itself over time through lower energy bills. We are happy to talk through whether double glazing, or another option such as secondary glazing for listed properties, would suit your home.
FAQs
Can you repair a single pane without replacing the whole window?
In most cases, yes. We can usually replace just the glass within the existing frame rather than the entire window.
How quickly can you supply single-glazing glass?
Glass is typically ready within two to three days, and we do not require an appointment for collection. We will call you when it is ready for collection.
Do you supply trade customers as well as homeowners?
Yes, we supply glaziers, builders, and sub-contractors as well as private customers.
Is single glazing still suitable for a listed building?
Often, yes, particularly where the existing frames and glass need to be preserved. We can also advise on secondary glazing as a way to improve insulation without altering the original window.
