Double Glazing
in Dumfries,
measured at your own window.

Yes to both. A surveyor visits any address in DG1 or DG2, which covers both banks of the Nith, and there is no travel charge and no call-out fee. The quote afterwards costs nothing either, and it is entirely your decision whether to take it up.

That turns on the number of openings, the styles, the frame finish and the glass. Three sash windows in a Nunholm terrace is a very different job from a full house of casements at Georgetown. uPVC keeps the figure down and timber-effect lifts it. You get a clear, no-obligation quote once the survey is done. Various deposit options are available.

Yes, and it is routine. Plenty of the older streets here are built in red sandstone, and those openings are seldom square, so every window is measured on its own and made to the sizes taken on the day. Sliding sash and flush casement styles keep the period look, with astragal bars where the house had them.

Tighter than elsewhere, so ask before you order. Dumfries has conservation areas and a number of listed buildings, and Dumfries and Galloway Council may want to approve the material and the glazing pattern, particularly on a street frontage. Our sliding sash and flush casement windows are designed for character properties, and we can supply the product details a planning application needs.

They usually help a great deal. Moisture settles on the inside of the glass because the pane itself is cold, and a modern sealed unit with a Low-E coating and a warm-edge spacer keeps that inner surface warmer. Trickle vents, fitted where the regulations require them, let the damp air out instead of trapping it against the glass.

Yes. Tired seals on old units let far more through than most people realise, and simply replacing them helps. For a front room on a busy route such as the A75 or A76 approaches, acoustic glass is the next step up, with thicker laminated panes that absorb more of the sound.

We can. Fitters work from indoors wherever the opening allows it, which keeps scaffolding to a minimum, and rooms are sheeted while they are in. In a shared building it is worth reading the title deeds, or having a word with your factor, before the order goes in.

Because every frame is built to your measurements, the usual wait is 5 to 7 weeks from the order being approved. Fitting is the quick part: 1 to 3 working days in most houses, with the property left wind and watertight each evening.

Yes. We offer Buy Now Pay 12 Months Later, flexible credit up to 24 months, and longer-term flexible credit up to 10 years. The initial eligibility check is a soft search with no impact on your credit score, and gives an instant decision. Ultimate Home Solutions is authorised by the FCA as a credit broker (not a lender).

Every one in DG1 and DG2: the Whitesands, Maxwelltown, Troqueer, Janefield, Larchfield, Calside, Kingholm Quay, Nunholm, Noblehill, Marchmount, Georgetown, Summerhill, Heathhall, Locharbriggs, Lincluden, Lochside and Cargenbridge. Cresswell, Collin, Terregles, Glencaple and New Abbey are included, and so are Lochmaben and Lockerbie. No travel charge applies anywhere on that list.

A compliance certificate for building regulations, the document conveyancing solicitors ask to see, along with care notes for the frames and hardware. All workmanship is guaranteed, which takes in the way the frames, the sealed units, the locks and the seals were installed.