Windows & doors in Werrington.

Werrington was planned as a township, not a suburb, and you can still read that in the streets: Cuckoo’s Hollow, the village green, then acres of Development Corporation housing that went up together and is now ageing together. We fit here constantly. It is twelve minutes from Fengate and a large share of our Peterborough work.

Most houses are on their first or second set of replacement windows. The original timber or early white uPVC is gone; what is in now is often a 2000s casement that has started to mist, drop and let the noise of Lincoln Road back in. A whole-house A-rated replacement — usually white or anthracite casement, sometimes Residence flush sash on the older village streets around Church Street — is the typical job.

Composite front doors are the other constant. The township houses were given a standard door; thirty years later homeowners want one that locks properly and does not look like every other house on the close. We bring the Comp Door range to the survey so you can see colours against the actual brick.

Read the longer township guide if you want the context, or just book the survey. Own team, FENSA, 10-year guarantee.