Timber Windows Hereford

This really depends on personal preference and how you see the need for timber windows in your home. If you are trying to replace truly heritage windows, oak is a popular option. Keep in mind that it is more expensive because oak is a slower growing tree and the resources take longer to mature. Sapele is a red toned hardwood which has become more popular in recent years as a mahogany substitute. Idigbo is another African wood that has a light tone reminiscent of pine. Consider your choices and speak with us about what you’re looking for from your timber window installation, wherever you are in Gloucestershire.

The outstanding durability and longevity of our wooden windows ensure they remain beautiful and functional for generations, representing an excellent long-term investment.

Beyond their practical advantages, these windows enhance your property’s value while providing authentic period aesthetics that can be fully customised to your preferences. With excellent sound insulation properties and surprisingly low maintenance requirements, our timber windows offer the perfect blend of practicality and elegance.

Timber windows are long lasting. With correct maintenance, they can last double the length of other materials. Plus, they’re well known for being incredibly attractive. Most conservation areas require wooden windows or a substitute that meets building guidelines. So if you have a period property, timber windows may be the solution for you.

Timber windows can last a lifetime with proper care. This includes refinishing and re-staining them from time to time. The benefit of timber windows is that they are a sustainable resource, unlike other materials, and all of our timber is responsibly sourced. Speak with our Cheltenham team about how to implement the proper care for your timber windows.

Yes! Timber is a natural insulator that retains heat effectively. Combined with high-quality glazing, our timber windows are designed for year-round comfort and reduced energy bills.

In most cases, no planning permission is needed unless you live in a listed building or conservation area. Our team can guide you through any necessary permissions. We also ensure that our timber windows meet all codes and local council guidelines, and we take care to minimise disruption during the installation process.

Yes – whether you’re in a conservation area, a listed building, or a contemporary development, we have the expertise to meet your specific needs. Our extensive service area covers Gloucestershire, the picturesque Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, and Worcestershire, allowing us to bring our expertise to a diverse range of properties, from historic listed buildings to contemporary homes.

At The Little Conservatory Company, we make improving your home easier than ever. From the initial planning stages to the final installation, we take care to make the journey as simple and stress-free as possible!

Our friendly team specialises in designing creative living spaces, so we are happy to discuss any ideas you have for your bespoke timber windows. We can even use our 3D CAD software to help you visualise your space!