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Everest Windows & Doors Essex

Double Glazing, Triple Glazing & Front Doors for Essex Houses

  • Covering Colchester, Chelmsford & all of Essex
  • Bespoke products made in Britain
  • Built to last with long-lasting guarantees
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Everest Windows & Doors in Essex

Essex boasts a rich tapestry of culture, scenery and heritage. Spectacular gardens, parks and nature reserves make the region a desirable location.


We have local installation centres in Hertford and Bury St Edmunds that serves all of Essex. Our local representatives work to fit around your needs with design appointments available at a time to suit you, including evenings and weekends. From initial design consultation to manufacturing and installation, our expert teams take care of it all, every step of the way.


We offer core products of windows, doors and conservatories. All products are bespoke, made to your individual needs and the combination of styles, materials, colours and finishes means you have hundreds of options to make your perfect windows or door. All Everest products are made-to-measure to ensure a perfect fit.


With Everest, you can rest assured you’re getting windows and doors that meet the British Standard for security so your home is offered the highest level of protection. Our windows and doors are accredited with Secured by Design and PAS 24 which tests every aspect of security.


We recognise that energy efficiency is essential and we're committed to developing the most energy efficient double glazing and triple glazed windows on the market with the lowest U-values in the UK.


Everest has been manufacturing windows for over 50 years. We are proud that all our Everest products are designed and manufactured in Britain, at our factory in Treherbert, Wales.

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Double glazing or triple glazed windows in a range of styles & colours made-to-measure

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Areas We Cover in Essex

Everest has local installation centres in Hertford and Bury St Edmunds that serves all of Essex.


Areas in Essex covered include Basildon, Billericay, Braintree, Brentwood, Brightlingsea, Canvery Island, Chigwell, Clacton on Sea, Colchester, Chelmsford, Epping, Harlow, Harwich, Friton on Sea, Maldon, Saffron Waldon, South Benfleet, Wickford, Tiptree and more.


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Essex house styles

Essex house styles

Essex house styles

Essex house styles

Architectural Styles in Essex

Essex is an abundance of architectural styles, with such a wealth of Modernist design, the Essex Architecture Weekend evolved to showcase some of the finest examples.


Modernist gems include Silver End, built by Frances Henry Crittal, the pioneer of steel-framed windows, for his workers. Unsurprisingly, the modernist white boxes all feature metal window frames.


The Bata estate in East Tilbury was built by Tomáš Baťa for his shoe factory workers. The 1930s houses are box-shaped, pebble-dashed precursors for the 1960s semi-detached houses.


Frinton-on-sea features a collection of Modernist designed homes and other noteworthy buildings include the Yacht Club in Burnham-on-Crouch and Labworth Cafe, Canvey Island.


Not just white boxes and Art Deco design, Essex is also home to the quirky A House For Essex, designed by Grayson Perry and EAT as part of Alain de Botton's Living Architecture project. Progressive house design at the South Chase development on the outskirts of Harlow and Passivhaus accredited estates of affordable housing in the village of Wimbish.


In contrast to the architecturally designed homes are the traditional houses and cottages in villages such as Dedham and Thaxted. One of the predominant traditional styles of Essex architecture is the half timber building, with lime-rendered walls and pargeting patterns etched into the rendering found mostly in Essex and Suffolk. The roof is low and sloping with clay tiles – slate tiles are rarely found on houses in Essex. Thatched roofs are also found across Essex.


Like the rest of Britain, Essex has the ubiquitous Millennial-style housing which appears in the many commuter towns of high-density housing estates, such as Colchester, Brentwood, Basildon and Braintree.


90/00s New Build

Houses built between 1990 and today represent the new build that has become the most prolific style of housing in the UK. Usually, an economical footprint, built from either light brown or red brick featuring a minimal front and back garden with a drive and integrated garage too small to house most modern cars. The new builds are driven by energy efficiency and have small windows and early designs sometimes have Georgian bars for decoration.


The most versatile style of housing that has double or triple glazing in either white or popular anthracite grey frames. Front doors are uPVC or composite with a small glazed panel.


For 90/00s New Build properties, we recommend:

Windows: uPVC casement or tilt and turn windows in grey or white.

Doors: Composite door with a glazed panel in grey to match the windows or a range of bright colours to suit the brickwork.


Modern/Architectural

Architecturally designed homes worthy of Grand Designs are usually detached houses built on generous plots.


The modern designs feature large expanses of glass to maximise light and often borrow materials and building techniques used in commercial construction. Large sheets of glass need strong frames to support them, so aluminium frames are popular for structure and to achieve a signature sleek look.


Doors can be oversized in natural timber, aluminium or a continuation of glazing.


For modern/architectural properties, we recommend:

Windows: Aluminium windows or uPVC flush casement frames in a dark grey or black.

Doors: Natural wooden door or fully glazed door and aluminium frame in contemporary dark grey or classic black.


Thatched Cottages

Traditional English country cottages are highly desired and none more so than the chocolate box style of the thatched roof cottage.


Most cottages fall within conservation areas, or listed building status and this limits any changes that can be made to the appearance of the building and the windows must be in an original style. Usually timber casement or sash.


A front door is usually timber with stable door styles popular.


For thatched cottage properties, we recommend:

Windows: Wooden (sometimes uPVC) flush casement windows with traditional Georgian bar styling in muted colours, or wooden sash windows.

Doors: Wooden door or composite door in classic green, brown or grey.


Window made in Britain

Why choose Everest windows?


Designed & Made In Britain

All Everest products are manfactured in Britain at our factory in Treherbert. Unlike other suppliers, we make the entire window or door at the factory in Wales and don't import cheaper door slabs or window frames premade. We work hard to deliver nothing less than the highest quality products.


Made in Britain

Guaranteed for peace of mind

We're so confident in the quality of our products that we offer some of the longest guarantees in the industry. In fact, we're the only major home improvement company to offer lifetime guarantees as an upgrade on our uPVC exclusives double and triple glazed windows.



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

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Our triple glazed windows are our most energy-efficient, with an A++ energy rating.

Everest Popular Door Styles

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All Everest front doors are made-to-measure for a perfect fit

Patio Doors →

Let light flood into your living space with either modern aluminium or uPVC.

Bi-Fold Doors →

Auminium bi-fold doors offer a slim profile and a sleek modern look.

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