Replacement Windows Scotland

When looking into a window installation in Scotland, one of the first things you’ll seek to uncover is how much it’s going to cost you.

You won’t find any price listings on our website for the windows we sell and it’s not because we want to be secretive over them. No, it’s due to ERG tailoring its window designs for each customer we serve, so until we know about your window openings, requirements, and motivations, it’s very difficult to offer a price.  

UPVC is the most cost-efficient of the window materials available to Scottish householders.

The best replacement window type depends on your home’s style, your functional needs, and aesthetic preferences.

When considering replacement windows, it’s important to select the right type that suits your preferences and needs.

Casement windows offer excellent ventilation and energy efficiency. They’re hinged on the side and open outward, providing easy cleaning and a modern look.

Flush windows are known for their sleek and minimalistic design, flush windows blend seamlessly with your home’s exterior. They provide great thermal performance and a clean aesthetic.

Offering versatility, Tilt & Turn windows open inward for easy cleaning and tilting for controlled ventilation. They provide enhanced security and are perfect for modern spaces.

Bay & Bow windows create a sense of space and elegance. Bay windows protrude outward while bow windows form a gentle curve. They will add charm and ample natural light to the room.

Ideal for traditional or period homes, Cottage windows feature a classic design with small panes. They maintain the vintage charm while incorporating modern energy efficiency.

Sliding Sash windows slide vertically, maintaining a classic look while offering smooth operation and efficient use of space. They’re great for historical or timeless aesthetics.

With narrow sightlines, Slim Frame windows maximise your view and let in abundant light. They offer a sleek, contemporary appearance while ensuring energy efficiency.

Consulting with professionals like ERG Scotland can help you make an informed decision tailored to your specific requirements.

Normally, you can proceed without planning permission for a window replacement as most Scottish residences are covered by Permitted Development Rights, but there are exceptions.

If you reside in a listed building or the home in which you live is situated inside a conservation area, you’re going to have to obtain planning consent from your local authority beforehand.

ERG can coordinate a planning application with you and submit it on your behalf when it’s necessary.

You’re setting yourself up for trouble if you decide to move ahead with an installation without checking if it complies with the rules as any breach of regulations will result in action being imposed.

Consult with the relevant planning committee ahead of any work being done, who will be very helpful in advising you whether planning permission is likely to be needed or not.

Choosing between UPVC and aluminium for your new replacement windows depends on your priorities and preferences.

UPVC windows are known for their cost-effectiveness, low maintenance, and excellent insulation properties. They provide good thermal efficiency, helping to keep your home comfortable and energy bills in check. Our UPVC replacement windows come in a variety of styles and colours, making them suitable for various architectural designs. They are also resistant to weathering and don’t require repainting, making them a low-maintenance option.

On the other hand, aluminium windows offer a sleek and modern aesthetic with slim profiles that maximise the glass area, allowing more natural light into your space. They are durable, resistant to corrosion, and provide exceptional strength, making them suitable for larger window openings.

If you’re looking for cost-effectiveness and excellent insulation, UPVC might be the choice for you. If you prioritise a modern look, durability, and larger glass areas, aluminium replacement windows could be the way to go. Consulting with the professionals at ERG Scotland and considering your home’s specific needs can help you make an informed decision.

The lifespan of windows: what to expect.

The longevity of windows can vary depending on factors such as materials, maintenance, and environmental conditions. However, at ERG Scotland, we provide replacement windows that are built to stand the test of time.

All our replacement windows come with a comprehensive comprehensive guarantee, giving you peace of mind and assurance in their durability. With this guarantee in place, you can relax knowing that your windows are designed to last. Our commitment to quality craftsmanship and reliable materials ensures that your investment in our replacement windows will provide lasting value for years to come.

What to bring to your window appointment with ERG Scotland

When preparing for your window appointment, there are a few key pieces of information that can greatly assist in making the process efficient and tailored to your needs. First, bringing along photos of your current windows and the surrounding areas can provide valuable context for the ERG Scotland team to better understand your space.

Additionally, having some rough measurements of your windows is beneficial. While ERG Scotland’s experts will perform precise measurements during the appointment, your initial measurements can offer a preliminary understanding of your window requirements.

Furthermore, coming prepared with any ideas you have in mind for your new windows can be extremely helpful. Whether it’s a particular style, material, or specific features you’re considering, your input will guide the conversation and ensure that the recommendations provided align with your vision.

Our team of professionals will then be able to provide you with tailored suggestions and solutions to transform your ideas into reality.

Measuring for your replacement windows

When preparing for replacement windows, gathering rough measurements can be helpful for the initial appointment with ERG Scotland.

Begin by measuring the width and height of the window frame from the inside at the top, middle, and bottom, using the smallest width and largest height measurements for accuracy. Determine the depth of the window frame and measure the diagonals to ensure squareness. Note the window’s style and any specific opening mechanisms it has and identify potential obstructions near the window too.

However, there’s no need to stress over these rough measurements, as the ERG Scotland team will handle precise measurements during the appointment. We will ensure a seamless fit for your replacement windows.