uPVC windows for conservation area house

Question

We're looking for uPVC windows that are suitable for use in a conservation area. Do we need a specialist supplier or can we put any in as long as the style is in keeping?

Jason · Answer

No you will have to show pictures and sizes to the council so they can give you the go ahead as the profile may be different I would ask first .

Lee · Answer

hi you really need to contact your local planning they very strict on upvc they tell you that only timber can be used

Lukasz · Answer

Anyone can install them as long as they look the same

Daniel · Answer

As long as the windows are in keeping with the rest of the houses in the area there should be no problems..ie colour design etc.

Dave · Answer

You need more than anything permission from local council submit what you want and they will sort of decide if its in line with rest of windows in area I knew of area were they wouldn't allow upvc but you could have hard wood with dgus in AND if I'm right they had to be exactly same specs as original type

Ranjit · Answer

Usually in Conservation Areas you cant have pvc unless Authorities allows you to…
At back of the property they normally let you put them in if it’s not visible to roads etc

Lee · Answer

Hi done job in conservation area all windows have to be replaced the same style as old. usually but this could differ from local areas but you could use normal upvc suppliers.

uPVC windows for conservation area house

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