Guildford, Surrey
Aluminium windows and doors for Guildford homes and new builds, from Victorian villas near the station to cottages in the villages. Supplied and fitted by our team, with a 10-year installation guarantee.
About 30 miles from Hayes via the M25 and A3; we avoid the A3 rush hour where we can.
10-year installation guarantee
On every job we supply and fit.
Supplied and fitted by our team
We supply and fit, so one company answers for the job.
Smart Systems aluminium
Profiles tested to PAS 24 by Smart.
Hayes showroom
Unit 17, UB4 0LE. Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm.
Guildford has more period property than its main roads suggest, and the countryside around it is protected. That shapes what goes in.
Guildford grew up where the River Wey cuts a gap through the North Downs. The old town climbs steeply from the river up the cobbled High Street, inside the town centre conservation area, and around the centre and the station are Victorian and Edwardian houses, many with bay windows.
West of the centre, Onslow Village was started in the early 1920s as a garden village and is protected as its own conservation area, so its cottage-style fronts need a careful approach.
On the London side of town, Merrow and Burpham are mostly interwar and post-war family houses, the kind that suit wider rear doors.
Beyond the edge of town the Surrey Hills and the green belt take over, so new housing arrives on larger planned sites. Villages such as Shalford and Chilworth have older cottages with small, low openings.
Lead times count from the day you order and depend on availability. We confirm yours with the quote.
We fit Smart's Alitherm 400 windows, casement or tilt and turn, in white, black, grey or a powder coated colour of your choice. On the interwar houses in Merrow and Burpham, swapping old double glazing for slim aluminium frames is one of the simplest ways to change how a house looks from the street.
Lead time given with your quote
More about windowsFor Guildford's period fronts we suggest Alitherm Heritage, a steel-look aluminium window with narrow frames and glazing bars. In a conservation area such as the town centre or Onslow Village, or on a listed house, speak to Guildford Borough Council before ordering. We can supply drawings for you to show them.
Lead time given with your quote
More about heritage windowsA bifold opens the whole back of the house to the garden, which is why it is the usual choice for a new kitchen extension in Merrow or Burpham. We measure, supply and fit, so one team answers for the whole job.
About 10 working days from order, depending on availability
More about bifold doorsWhere a house looks out over the Downs, many people prefer a sliding door to a bifold: the panes are larger, there are fewer frames in the view and nothing folds into the room.
2 to 3 weeks from order, depending on availability
More about sliding doorsOur front doors come from the Smart Signature range, on door systems Smart has tested to PAS 24. A plain, well proportioned door often suits a Victorian villa near the station better than a heavily decorated one, and we can show you the range before you choose.
4 to 6 weeks from order, depending on availability
More about front doorsWe have supplied and fitted aluminium windows and doors on new build homes in Guildford, and we price work for developers and main contractors as well as homeowners. Send us the drawings and window schedule for a supply and fit price.
Lead time planned to your programme
More about commercial workWe also fit aluminium French doors and roof lanterns. See every product.
Guildford gives us two different sorts of customer. The first is the homeowner: someone extending a 1930s house in Burpham, replacing the windows on a villa near the station, or putting a new front door on a cottage in one of the villages. The second is the developer or contractor building new homes, who needs a supplier that will measure, deliver and fit to a programme.
We handle both the same way: our team surveys, supplies and installs, and the installation is guaranteed for 10 years. For a homeowner that means one point of contact from quote to handover. For a developer it means a supply and fit price from the drawings, and fitters who turn up when the programme says they should.
On a period front, or anywhere in a conservation area, the council will usually want new windows to keep the proportions of the old ones, so heritage steel-look frames are a safer choice than wide modern casements. At the back of the house there is normally more freedom, which is where bifold and sliding doors come in.
We aim to reply the same working day, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Most quotes start with a WhatsApp message and a handful of photos.
Rough sizes, a few photos and the products you are thinking about.
We price from your measurements. Rather not measure? We come out and do it.
We measure every opening exactly before anything is ordered.
We give you a realistic date for your product.
Our team travels over from Hayes and installs it, with a 10-year installation guarantee.
We have fitted in Guildford. Photos and a short write-up of that job will go up once they reach us from site.
See the Guildford projectWe fit across Guildford and the places around it, including:
Somewhere else nearby? Put your postcode in the quote and we'll tell you if we cover it. See all areas.
Not sure about something else? Send what you have and ask in the notes. We answer it with your quote.
We supply and fit aluminium windows and doors across Guildford, in GU1, GU2, GU3 and GU4, for homeowners and for developers building new homes in and around the town. Send your sizes and photos for a rough quote.
We cover the villages as well as the town. GU3 and GU4 take in Shalford, Worplesdon and the villages towards the Surrey Hills, and we also cover nearby places such as Send and Godalming, with the same survey and fitting.
We have fitted windows and doors on new build homes in Guildford, and we quote from drawings and window schedules for developers and main contractors. Our team supplies and installs to your programme, with one point of contact.
Often, if they respect the look of the originals. Steel-look heritage windows are the usual answer. Check with Guildford Borough Council first, particularly in the town centre or Onslow Village.
Guildford is about 30 miles from our base in Hayes, by the M25 and the A3. We plan surveys and fitting days around the A3 rush hour so the team arrives on time and has the full day on site.
Different colours inside and out are worth asking about at the quote stage. Standard colours are white, black and grey, and frames can be powder coated in other colours, which adds time to the order, so we confirm it with your quote.
Older cottages often have uneven walls, low lintels and openings that vary from top to bottom. That is why we use your sizes only for the rough quote, then measure every opening exactly at the survey before anything is ordered.
