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Triple glazing

Our most energy-efficient window, with an A++ energy rating for flush casement frames.

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Double glazing

Our high-quality double glazed windows will keep your home warm, safe and quiet.

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Secondary glazing

Perfect for listed buildings to improve energy efficiency and reduce noise.

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Casement windows

Our most energy-efficient window, up to A++ rating.

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Tilt & Turn windows

Easy cleaning and secure tilt for ventilation.

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Bay windows

Add a sense of space and light with panoramic views.

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Sash windows

Traditional styling in smooth or woodgrain finish.

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uPVC windows

Highly secure, energy-efficient and virtually maintenance free.

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Wooden windows

Crafted from sustainably sourced timber and laminated for extra strength.

Black framed windows overlooking a garden

Aluminium windows

Slim frames allow more light to flood living spaces with little maintenance.

Everest Windows

We supply and install uPVC, aluminium and wooden windows in casement, sash, tilt and turn and bay window styles. We also offer secondary glazing for anyone in a listed building that can't install double glazing or triple glazing windows.

Everest double and triple glazing provides exceptional levels of energy efficiency for your home. Choosing energy-efficient Everest windows can help lower your energy bills and reduce your carbon footprint.

We make replacing your windows as easy as possible. We can help you choose the right style and fittings in a design appointment and take care of everything from start to installation finish. All Everest windows are bespoke, made to order in the UK and installed by our team for a perfect fit and finish.

Energy efficiency

With Everest uPVC windows, we offer energy efficient products with a range of solutions that provide the right products for your home.

As the Future Homes Standards are introduced, the energy efficiency of a home and U-values for windows will become more important. At Everest, we believe that triple glazed windows will become more important and that triple glazed windows will become a requirement in all new build houses as the standards for the fabric of buildings keep increasing.

By choosing Everest uPVC windows now, we will help you to future-proof your home with the best products for energy efficiency and the environment.

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How much do new windows cost?

Our guide to the cost of new windows to help you budget.

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How long should windows last?

What is the lifespan you should expect from new windows.

Different types of windows explained

8 different types of window styles explained & illustrated.

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How to choose new windows

Everything you need to know about buying new windows.

Windows comparison

Compare the features and options of our most popular windows.

uPVC Casement

Premium uPVC Casement

Tilt & Turn uPVC

Timber Casement

Aluminium Casement

A classic window. Attractive, reliable and practical.

Premium design with more style options

Practical and easy to clean with versatile design.

Traditional styling and superior craftsmanship.

Clean, contemporary and effortlessly stylish.

Sash Type

Storm

Flush

Storm

Storm or Flush

Storm

Glazing

Triple A+ or Double A+

Triple A++ or Double A+

Triple A or Double B

Double A

NA

Glass

Low-Iron

Low-E

Thermally Toughened

Security Laminated

Obscure

Decorative

Opening

Outwards

Outwards

Inwards

Outwards

Outwards

Colours

1 Colour

Available in White, Golden Oak, Dark Woodgrain and Cream 

2 Colours

Available in Anthracite Grey & White, Cream & White, Dark Woodgrain & White, Golden Oak & White and Sage Green & White

1 Colour

Available in White Woodgrain, English Oak

2 Colours

Available in Anthracite Grey & White, Cream & White, Agate Grey  & White, English Oak & White, Grey Cedar & White

1 Colour

Available in White, Golden Oak, Dark Woodgrain and Cream 

2 Colours

Available in Anthracite Grey & White, Cream & White, Dark Woodgrain & White, Golden Oak & White and Sage Green & White

1 Colour

Available in White, Anthracite Grey, Black, Brown, Eucalyptus, Fir Green, Golden Oak stain, Ivory, Olive Green, Dark Woodgrain, choice of RAL colours 

1 Colour

Available in White, Light Grey, Anthracite Grey, Chocolate Brown, Jet Black and any choice of RAL colours

Lock Type

Multi-point

Multi-point

Multi-point

Multi-point

Multi-point

Handles

Classic Handle

Available in White, Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Tear Drop Handle

Available in Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Monkey Tail Handle

Available in Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Classic Handle

Available in White, Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Tear Drop Handle

Available in Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Monkey Tail Handle

Available in Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Classic Handle

Available in White, Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Classic Handle

Available in White, Chrome, Black, Silver & Gold

Monkey Tail Handle

Available in Black

Classic Handle

Available in Chrome, Black, Silver 

Georgian Bars

Lead Effect

Bay Configuration

Sightlines

Equal or Unequal

Equal

Unequal

Equal or Unequal

Equal

Guarantees

10 & 15 Years

10 & 15 Years

10 & 15 Years

10 years

10 years

Why choose Everest Windows?

Windows fully bespoke to your home

With hundreds of options to choose from, Everest Windows are designed to meet your needs.

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Replacing heritage windows

How to choose the right windows for your period or listed property.

White Everest secondary glazing window in a lounge

Secondary glazing for listed buildings

Improve insulation in listed buildings without altering the original frames

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Windows for types of houses

Choose windows based on the age and architectural style of your house.

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Do I need planning permission?

Read if you need planning permission for replacing your old windows.

Commonly Asked Questions

How much do new windows cost?

The cost of new windows is dependent on so many factors such as style and materials. Many websites do offer lists of prices of their double glazed windows, but these are usually the cost for a basic off-the-shelf window and often without the cost of installation. At Everest, our products are made-to-measure and customised to your taste and home, which is why you won't find a price online as there are too many contributing factors.

Read more: How much do new windows cost...

What window colours are available?

At Everest we offer a beautiful range of colours and natural woodgrain finishes, so there is a perfect colour to suit every property. Colours range from the traditional white uPVC finish, through to Sage Green and ultra-contemporary anthracite grey or black. Add a modern twist to your windows, with dual colours, complementing the inside and outside of your home.

Read more: Everest window colours...

How long do windows last?

There is no reason why quality windows can’t last for the lifetime of the property if well maintained. However, not all windows are created equally, for example timber windows will require some maintenance to maintain paintwork. Invariably this comes down to personal preference lower quality windows for example may have no gas between the panes limiting their effectiveness at reducing warmth in a room. Others may use poor quality seals which perish and result in draughts after around 10 years.

Read more: How long does double glazing last...

What types of glass are available for windows?

You may be surprised by the number of glass options for your new windows, and it is important to understand which would be best suited for your requirements. Standard glass is called ‘Low E’ and is a great all round option for energy efficiency. Low Iron glass offers high clarity and energy efficiency. Toughened glass is five times stronger than regular glass and laminated glass, contains a plastic interlayer offering better insulation and resistance against damage.

Read more: Glass options for windows...

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