News

The day the Archbishop took a call from Warwick Glass

April 2013

Our manager remembers phoning The Most Rev Justin Welby, who was then working as a conflict negotiator as a Canon of Coventry Cathedral, and although The Most Rev Justin Welby is now the Archbishop of Canterbury, it seems Warwick Glass will always have a place in the memory of the new leader of the Anglican Church.

In his new biography, The Most Rev Justin Welby has recounted how he once found himself 'looking up the barrell of a gun at a roadblock' when his mobile phone rang. Retrospectively this situation appears humorous, however at the time the ringing phone caused an embarrassed pause. Upon answering the mobile Welby was greeted with "Warwick Glass here, Mr Welby. Can we fit your new window this afternoon?". No wonder we had to contact Mrs. Welby that afternoon, nevertheless we're extremely pleased The Most Rev Justin Welby lived to tell the tale.

Read The Telegraph's full article

New Secondary glazing website

January 2013

We have developed a new secondary glazing website, which can aide your decision as to whether seconday glazing is right for you. Take a look by clicking here, you might be surprised at the versatility and choice.

It used to be the case that secondary glazing could be any colour as long as it was white, but now you can literally pick any colour to match your home or make a change. If you prefer to see the real thing, we have samples of the different types of secondary glazing available in our showroom.

Choice of 19 colours to personalise your home...

September 2012

Our showroom is always being updated, however our latest addition needed a special mention. A new screen displays the expanded range of colours you can choose from for your new UPVC windows and doors, from white to black and most of the colours inbetween. If you are passing our Montague Road showroom, pop in to have a look.

Folk Festival 2012

July 2012

Warwick Glass are once again sponsoring the Warwick Folk Festival. The Main Stage marquee has concerts from Thursday 26th to Sunday 29th July and there is dancing, singing, stalls and more at the Warwick School site. Otherwise there are free open air concerts in Warwick Market Place on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon that are filled with a fantastic atmosphere.