UPVC Windows Liverpool

Allerton Windows are experts in the uPVC windows industry and Liverpool’s largest specialist suppliers of custom manufactured windows. We offer an unparalleled service to our customers and ensure the highest quality fitting for every job we complete.

High-quality uPVC window fittings can transform a home from the inside and out, increasing curb appeal and simultaneously saving on heating costs. Our windows are designed to do exactly this, and our experienced team are here to guide you through the entire process.

Visit our windows showroom in Liverpool to take a look at our entire range of uPVC fittings, or send us an enquiry and we can visit you at home, to assess your needs and make a recommendation based on decades of industry experience.

From finding the right uPVC windows to suit your home, to project managing the fitting process, we’ll plan all the work around you, so that you can continue your life with the minimum of interference. Our fitters are trained to leave no trace, so once the job is completed you’ll never have known they were there!

Get a quote for UPVC windows in Liverpool today!

What is the price of UPVC windows?

As all of our work is bespoke our UPVC window prices are vary depending on the styles you’re interested in, the size of the frames and the time it will take to complete the work. Give us a call today to get an estimate on fitting UPVC windows in your home, better still, visit us in our showroom so we can walk you through your options.

What are UPVC windows?

UPVC windows are similar in design to traditional wooden windows, however, the material used to construct them is much more low-maintenance and also more cost-effective. The strength and versatility that UPVC offers make it a perfect choice for a new window, especially when a homeowner is refitting their entire home.

What is the difference between PVC and UPVC windows?

The difference between PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and UPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) lies in their chemical composition. Whilst both materials are ideally suited for construction, PVC’s chemical makeup leads it to be more porous, leading to require more maintenance over time compared to UPVC. UPVC, in comparison, is much more rigid, enjoys a longer lifespan and better maintains its colour over time.

What is better UPVC windows or aluminium?

Both aluminium and UPVC are commonly used to build windows, which material you choose will depend on your requirements. uPVC tends to be more affordable however both materials, if looked after, can last up to 20 years. Those seeking a sleeker design may choose aluminium for its flexibility, however, there are many imitation wood effects which aren’t possible with this material.

How long do UPVC windows last?

uPVC windows can last up to 20 years if properly built, fitted and maintained. Manufacture and design processes behind uPVC windows has changed significantly in the last 20 years, so new windows could feasibly last even longer.

Are wooden windows better than uPVC?

Wooden windows have different properties to uPVC and may be more suitable for homeowners willing to pay more money and spend more time maintaining them over the years. Whilst the argument could be made for wooden windows lasting much longer than uPVC, this longevity is not guaranteed and can only be achieved with frequent maintenance and care. In comparison, uPVC is more affordable and can be maintained quickly and easily.

What are the benefits of uPVC windows?

uPVC windows have a number of benefits that make them an ideal choice when choosing to replace old windows. uPVC is highly customisable, giving the customer a wide range of choice of styles and colours. This material also doesn’t compromise on security, in combination with industry-standard locking mechanisms, these windows provide excellent protection from intruders. Both soundproofing and heat insulation is provided with these windows, with all windows also being fire-resistant.

How often should uPVC windows be replaced?

Generally speaking, uPVC windows should only be replaced when they are showing physical signs of wear. Over the course of 20 or 30 years, uPVC windows may lose their integrity leading to draught or small leaks. Cracks, chips or broken panes obviously require fixing straight away. Some homeowners will consider replacing their uPVC windows when they feel that they’re no longer receiving the sound and heat insulation benefits of the material.

Allerton Windows

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You only have to look at our reviews to see why we’re the best choice for fitting uPVC windows in Liverpool. We’ve received hundreds of testimonials from happy customers over the years who have chosen us to help improve their homes. Allerton Windows have been serving Liverpool since 1995, and we’ve made pitch-perfect customer service and aftercare a core part of our business.

We believe in the honest, hard-working ethics of Liverpool, which is why all our jobs are completed with the same commitment to quality as the next.

We’re a Liverpool business through and through, as such, in the spirit of our great city we consider it our responsibility to treat all our customers fairly from our first meeting to our last.

From Liverpool city centre: Simply drive north from the city centre along Great Howard Street (A565), with the Mersey on your left.

After passing the Shell garage prepare to turn right onto Strand Road (A5057), and then take the third left up Irlam Road.

After a minute’s drive you’ll pass a handsome red brick warehouse, and then you’ll see our signage on our blue painted walls, there’s plenty of parking on site.

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Reviews

Claire - February, 2019

The guys did a great job and went above and beyond. Really pleased with the windows, porch and the overall service. Couldn't rate them more highly and would use them again for any future house improvements.

Susanna - January, 2019

Delighted !!!! Just had all the side of our house done 7 Windows and I can't praise them enough. The widows a lovely an the fitting was quick, clean and very reasonable. We've used this company before and wouldn't go anywhere else. We'll be going back when our conservatory needs replacing. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ????

Joanna - February, 2019

We have recently changed our windows. Choose to go with Allerton window because of the reviews and recommendation from the neighbour. Tony has been extremely helpful through the whole process. Our situation was a bit complex and time consuming. Tony was very patient and provided many useful advices. It feels like that nothing is too much trouble for him. The windows look great. The fitting team is very efficient and polite. Highly recommended!

Cathy - August, 2019

We can honestly say the whole workforce were brilliant ! they worked none stop even Saturday's and Sunday's! if need be,in some really awful weather! totally trustworthy, we even went on holiday knowing our house was in safe hands! Any problems or snags we had, Tony had them sorted straight away, he even took the time to take in our kitchen from the supplier because we were away! Even extra works that needed doing separately like getting the floors tiled and the kitchen fitted, and new radiator system he knew people who could do that for us! again at really competitive prices! And to top it all! the extension was complete within 7 weeks! Amazing!! We honestly cannot recommend this company enough! from the management to the lads on the extension ! the girls in the office! and the window and door fitters! No nonsense straight talking people! A Brilliant job!

What is the price of UPVC windows?
As all of our work is bespoke our UPVC window prices are vary depending on the styles you’re interested in, the size of the frames and the time it will take to complete the work. Give us a call today to get an estimate on fitting UPVC windows in your home, better still, visit us in our showroom so we can walk you through your options.
What are UPVC windows?
UPVC windows are similar in design to traditional wooden windows, however, the material used to construct them is much more low-maintenance and also more cost-effective. The strength and versatility that UPVC offers make it a perfect choice for a new window, especially when a homeowner is refitting their entire home.
What is the difference between PVC and UPVC windows?
The difference between PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and UPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) lies in their chemical composition. Whilst both materials are ideally suited for construction, PVC’s chemical makeup leads it to be more porous, leading to require more maintenance over time compared to UPVC. UPVC, in comparison, is much more rigid, enjoys a longer lifespan and better maintains its colour over time.
What is better uPVC windows or Aluminium?
Both aluminium and UPVC are commonly used to build windows, which material you choose will depend on your requirements. uPVC tends to be more affordable however both materials, if looked after, can last up to 20 years. Those seeking a sleeker design may choose aluminium for its flexibility, however, there are many imitation wood effects which aren’t possible with this material.
How long do uPVC windows last?
uPVC windows can last up to 20 years if properly built, fitted and maintained. Manufacture and design processes behind uPVC windows has changed significantly in the last 20 years, so new windows could feasibly last even longer.
Are wooden windows better than uPVC?
Wooden windows have different properties to uPVC and may be more suitable for homeowners willing to pay more money and spend more time maintaining them over the years. Whilst the argument could be made for wooden windows lasting much longer than uPVC, this longevity is not guaranteed and can only be achieved with frequent maintenance and care. In comparison, uPVC is more affordable and can be maintained quickly and easily.
What are the benefits of uPVC windows?
uPVC windows have a number of benefits that make them an ideal choice when choosing to replace old windows. uPVC is highly customisable, giving the customer a wide range of choice of styles and colours. This material also doesn’t compromise on security, in combination with industry-standard locking mechanisms, these windows provide excellent protection from intruders. Both soundproofing and heat insulation is provided with these windows, with all windows also being fire-resistant.
How often should uPVC windows be replaced?
Generally speaking, uPVC windows should only be replaced when they are showing physical signs of wear. Over the course of 20 or 30 years, uPVC windows may lose their integrity leading to draught or small leaks. Cracks, chips or broken panes obviously require fixing straight away. Some homeowners will consider replacing their uPVC windows when they feel that they’re no longer receiving the sound and heat insulation benefits of the material.