Commercial Glazing for Housing Development Projects

Yes. We can work to a standard specification across every plot on your housing development, keeping glazing, hardware, colours and finishes consistent from the first home to the last. This makes ordering simpler and helps maintain a uniform look across the whole scheme.

Where individual plots or house types need something different, such as a feature door or a different colour on key frontages, we can build that variation into the package. We confirm every detail before ordering, so there’s no confusion on site about which products go where.

Yes. We’re used to working plot by plot on housing developments, and we can phase deliveries and installations to match your build sequence. That means windows and doors arrive when each plot is ready, rather than sitting on site at risk of damage.

Let us know about key milestones, plot completions or access restrictions at the start, and we’ll plan around them. Lead times and schedule availability are confirmed in writing before any order is placed, so you can plan the rest of the build with confidence.

Yes. Our uPVC systems come with Secured by Design-certified locking hardware, which is often required for social housing and local authority schemes. We can confirm compliance during the specification process, supporting framework and planning requirements.

If your development includes a mix of private and affordable homes, we can advise on the right specification for each tenure. Our commercial team will make sure the products meet the relevant standards before anything is ordered.

Most housing developments use a combination of casement windows, tilt-and-turn windows, composite entrance doors, French doors and uPVC or aluminium patio doors. The right mix depends on your house types, planning conditions and budget.

For higher-specification schemes, we also offer aluminium windows and bifold doors within our commercial range. Our team can recommend the best options for your development, whether you’re building a small residential scheme or a larger mixed-tenure site across Wrexham, North Wales and the North West of England.