Discreet internal secondary glazing for period, listed and noise-affected properties — the insulation benefits of double glazing without altering the original window.
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Secondary glazing is a slim second window fitted discreetly inside your existing one, adding insulation and noise reduction without replacing the original frame.
Discreet internal secondary glazing for period, listed and noise-affected properties — the insulation benefits of double glazing without altering the original window.
Why choose our secondary glazing:
We install secondary glazing across the UK. Choose your area:
Our installers protect your property and clear up after themselves.
We explain your options plainly so you can choose what suits your budget.
We measure up and quote at no cost, so you can compare with confidence.
Your price is agreed up front — no surprises once work begins.
Installation is backed by a long guarantee for peace of mind.
Window work is carried out to FENSA standards where applicable.
Call us or send the quick form with your details and what you need.
We arrange a free, no-obligation survey at a time that suits you.
You receive a clear, fixed price — no pressure and no hidden costs.
Our vetted installers complete the work, backed by a 10-year guarantee.
Secondary glazing usually starts from around £350 per window supplied and fitted, which is typically less than full window replacement. We confirm your price after a free survey.
Yes — the wider air gap between the existing and secondary pane is very effective at reducing external noise, which is why it is popular near busy roads, railways and flight paths.
For noise and added insulation it performs very well, and it has the advantage of keeping your original windows — important for listed and conservation properties where replacement is not permitted.
Usually yes — because it is reversible and does not alter the original window, secondary glazing is often acceptable where replacement double glazing is not, though we always check local requirements first.
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