Windows & doors in Bretton.

Bretton is Peterborough Development Corporation architecture in concentrated form: Radburn layouts, the precinct, and hundreds of houses put up in a short burst in the 1970s. Those houses had a first replacement window cycle in the late 1990s and 2000s. That generation is now misting, the seals are gone, and the locks feel loose. We are in Bretton most weeks doing the second replacement properly.

The specification is usually A-rated uPVC casement in white or anthracite, with a composite front door while the team is on site. Some of the larger houses have lean-to conservatories from the same era; those need a roof more often than they need new sides. Bretton is twelve minutes from the showroom, so survey and install dates are easy to keep.

We wrote a longer piece on why the townships age together. If you already know you want the windows done, book the survey — we will tell you on the doorstep what is worth replacing and what is still a glass swap.