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Aluminium Windows and Doors

Slim-framed aluminium glazing, measured and fitted by the people who built the opening.

40 years in the trade. Domestic and commercial, across the North East.

Why us

Why Tyne and Wear homeowners choose our glazing

Fitted into openings we form

When the same crew builds the opening and fits the glazing, the tolerances and the weathering details actually line up.

Measured, not estimated

Aluminium units are made to size. A survey error is not something that can be trimmed out on site.

Weathering detailed properly

Most glazing leaks are not the unit failing but the cill, reveal and seal detail around it.

glazing we installed

What it is

Aluminium Windows and Doors, built to last

Aluminium windows, bi-folds, sliding and French doors, supplied and fitted. Most of this work goes into extensions and conversions we are already building, which is the ideal way to do it — the opening is formed to suit the glazing rather than the glazing squeezed into whatever opening exists.

  • Survey and accurate measure of the openings
  • Structural opening formed or altered as needed
  • Supply of the glazing units
  • Fitting, sealing and weathering
  • Cills, reveals and internal making good
  • Removal and disposal of the old units
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40 years in the trade. Domestic and commercial, across the North East.

Choices

The glazing options we offer

Bi-fold doors

Fold back to open the full width. Best where you genuinely use the garden as an extension of the room.

Sliding doors

Slimmer sightlines and a better view when closed. Usually the better choice in a North East climate.

Windows and French doors

Slim-framed aluminium windows and traditional French pairs, in the same finish as the rest.

Ready for your free glazing quote?

A free site visit and a written quote, with no obligation and no chasing afterwards.

What thermally broken means

Aluminium conducts heat readily, so a solid aluminium frame would carry warmth straight out of the building and run cold on the inside face. A thermal break is an insulating section set between the inner and outer halves of the frame to stop that.

Every unit we fit is thermally broken. It is the difference between modern aluminium and the 1980s frames people remember running with condensation.

Coastal and exposed sites

Along the Northumberland, North Tyneside and Sunderland coast, salt and driven rain are hard on fixings and finishes. Powder-coated aluminium handles that better than most alternatives, provided the fixings are specified to match — which is a detail worth asking any glazing company about before you buy.

Looking after your glazing

Wash the frames a couple of times a year, more if you are near the coast, and keep the drainage slots in the bottom of the frame clear. Lubricate the running gear on sliding and bi-fold doors annually — that is what wears, not the frame.

The GGH Build Standard

Our glazing process at a glance

How your glazing job actually runs, start to finish.

  1. Free site visit

    You show us round and tell us what you want. We measure up and talk through what it involves.

  2. Written quote

    An estimated cost with the scope in plain English. Groundwork the job needs is priced in here, not later.

  3. The work

    Openings formed or altered where needed, units set, sealed and weathered, then cills and reveals made good.

  4. Handover

    We walk it with you and write the snagging list together. Not signed off until that list is empty.

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Aluminium Windows and Doors

Common glazing questions

Response during working hours, Monday to Saturday Call 07366 264 992

Strength. Aluminium carries more glass in a thinner frame, so you get noticeably more light through the same opening, and large sliding and bi-fold doors are only really practical in it. It costs more. On a small window the difference matters much less, and we will say so.

Modern aluminium is thermally broken — there is an insulating barrier between the outer and inner faces of the frame, which is what stops the cold bridging straight through. Early aluminium windows had no such thing, which is where the reputation came from.

Bi-folds open the whole width, so they suit a garden you spill straight out into. Sliders have far less frame when they are closed, so the view is better for the ten months of the year the doors are shut. In this climate, most people are happier with the slider.

Where we work

Areas we cover

Across Tyne and Wear, Northumberland and Teesside. Find your town below — no call-out charge anywhere we go.

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Free, no-obligation quote. No pressure, no chasing. We respond during working hours, Monday to Saturday.

40 years in the trade. Domestic and commercial, across the North East.