About Windows and Doors Birmingham

Windows and Doors Birmingham helps homeowners in Birmingham, Solihull and the neighbouring towns get replacement windows, doors and conservatories priced properly. We take your call, answer your questions and arrange a free survey and a written quote from a local installer. Alongside that, we publish plain guides to prices, planning rules and the checks worth making before you sign.

Windows and Doors Birmingham has no connection with any window or door installer trading under a similar name.

What We Help With

Most people who get in touch want one of six things: replacement uPVC windows, a new front or composite door, a conservatory or a new conservatory roof, bifold, patio or French doors, aluminium windows, or sash and period windows for an older house. We also hear about smaller jobs, such as misted units, sticking locks and dropped casements, where a repair may be all that's needed. If your job isn't on that list, ask anyway and we'll tell you plainly whether we can help. The details of each service are on our all services page.

How a Quote Works

Ring 0121 368 1894 or fill in the quote form. Tell us what needs replacing or repairing, roughly how many windows or doors are involved, your postcode, and whether the house is listed, a flat, in a conservation area or on the Calthorpe or Bournville estates. We'll arrange a free survey at a time you agree, and your installer measures every opening and gives you a written quote. You're under no obligation to accept it, and you're free to get other quotes and compare them.

Before you sign, ask your installer for proof of anything that matters to you: the FENSA, CERTASS or other scheme certificate, the guarantee and how your deposit will be held. Our guide on how to choose an installer lists every check.

Why We Publish the Checklist and Guides

Few window companies publish prices, and some still sell with a price that only holds if you sign on the spot. Our homepage checklist, three cost guides, planning guide, grants guide and guide to choosing an installer are there so you know what a fair quote looks like before anyone sits down at your table. None of it is advice about your own home. It is there so you can ask better questions.

Why Local Knowledge Matters in Birmingham

About a quarter of Birmingham's homes were built between the wars, nearly twice the English share, so a great many homes here are on their second or third set of windows. Older streets bring rules of their own. The city has 29 conservation areas. The Calthorpe Estate in Edgbaston and Bournville Village Trust in Bournville each expect owners to get their consent before external changes, as well as anything the council needs. Beyond the city boundary, Solihull, Sandwell, Walsall and Dudley councils keep their own conservation-area lists. Knowing which jobs need a word with the estate office or the council first saves a costly order that can't be cancelled.

Where We Cover

We cover the whole of Birmingham, from Sutton Coldfield in the north to Kings Norton in the south, along with Solihull, Shirley, Knowle and Castle Bromwich, West Bromwich and Smethwick, Walsall and Aldridge, and Dudley and Halesowen. Each of the 24 areas has its own page, listing the council and the homes you'll find there: see all service areas.

Who Gets in Touch

Homeowners whose first double glazing has started to mist or stick. People choosing a new front door. Conservatory owners who want a room they can use all year. Owners on estate-scheme streets who need to know what will be approved. Landlords with escape windows to sort out. And people who already hold a quote and want to know what to check before they sign it.

How to Reach Us

Ring 0121 368 1894, email info@windowsanddoorsbirmingham.co.uk, or use the short form on the contact us page. Our office is on Vyse Street in Birmingham. It's an office rather than a showroom, so the phone, email or the form is the way to reach us. See how we are paid on our referral marketing disclosure page.