We install casement windows across Warwickshire, Solihull, Warwick, Royal Leamington Spa, Kenilworth, Wellesbourne, Stratford-upon-Avon, Evesham, Shipston-on-Stour, Nuneaton, Knowle, Balsall Common, Dorridge, Banbury, Bidford-on-Avon and all surrounding areas.
Personalise your uPVC casement windows with a choice of practical and decorative finishing options. Handles are available in white, gold, polished chrome, satin chrome, and black, helping you coordinate your new windows with your home's style. For properties with a more traditional or heritage-inspired appearance, monkey tail handles offer a classic finishing touch. With a varied selection of window furniture available, Warwick Glass can help you create a specification that balances appearance, ventilation, safety and everyday usability.
Our uPVC casement windows can be fitted with Yale shootbolt locking systems for dependable home security. The system combines mushroom cams and chamfered security shootbolts with robust zinc-alloy strikers, securing the window firmly at multiple points around the frame. In addition to improving resistance to forced entry, the tight locking action supports effective weather sealing. Combined with strong uPVC profiles and professional installation, Yale locking technology helps provide homeowners with greater security and peace of mind.
uPVC casement windows are available in far more than traditional white. We offer a wide selection of coloured and foiled finishes, making it easy to find a frame that complements your property. Dual-colour options allow you to choose different finishes for the interior and exterior, helping your windows coordinate with both your rooms and your home's façade. Whether your property is modern, traditional, period or heritage-inspired, our team can help you select a colour and finish that suits it beautifully.
Our uPVC casement windows feature multi-chambered profiles designed to reduce heat transfer and help keep more warmth inside your home. When combined with high-quality glazing and effective weather seals, they can improve your property's overall thermal performance and create a more comfortable indoor environment during colder months. By reducing unnecessary heat loss, energy-efficient casement windows may also help lower your reliance on central heating and support reduced household energy use.
Casement windows are designed to balance appearance with reliable everyday performance. Their strong uPVC frames, secure locking systems and effective weather seals work together to provide excellent durability, insulation and resistance to changing weather conditions. Available in both sculptured and chamfered styles, our casement windows can complement a wide range of properties while providing the practical benefits expected from modern replacement windows.
Slim uPVC frames allow a greater proportion of each casement window to be dedicated to glazing. This helps more natural daylight enter your home and can make rooms feel brighter, more open and more inviting. The combination of slim sightlines and generous glazing also helps provide clearer views of your outdoor space without compromising the window's structural integrity.
uPVC casement windows require considerably less upkeep than traditional timber frames. The durable profiles are designed to resist common problems such as rotting, warping, twisting and bowing when exposed to changing weather conditions. There is no need for regular sanding, painting or varnishing to maintain the frames. An occasional clean is generally all that is needed to keep your casement windows looking smart, making them a practical choice for homeowners.
Visit our online design tool to choose your perfect windows and request a free, highly competitive uPVC casement window quote. Simply enter your details through the step-by-step process, and we’ll respond with your uPVC casement window price tailored to your specifications. We install across Coventry, Hockley Heath, Kenilworth, Wellesbourne, Leamington Spa, and surrounding areas.
Alternatively, you can contact us via our online contact form to speak with a member of our team. We’ll be more than happy to provide you with a quote this way, or you can get in touch if you have any questions about our casement windows or product prices.
Ready to upgrade your home with secure, energy-efficient and low-maintenance uPVC casement windows? Warwick Glass can help you choose the right frame style, colour, glazing and hardware to suit your property and budget. Whether you are replacing older windows or planning a wider home improvement project, our experienced team is here to offer practical advice from initial enquiry through to installation.
Use our online quoting tool today for a personalised estimate, or contact Warwick Glass to discuss your new casement windows with our friendly team.
uPVC casement windows are a versatile choice for homeowners seeking strong thermal performance, reliable security, and low maintenance. Their simple hinged design suits both modern and traditional properties, while a wide choice of colours, finishes and glazing options makes them easy to tailor to your home.
Warwick Glass uPVC casement windows can be fitted with Yale shootbolt locking systems. Mushroom cams, chamfered shootbolts and robust zinc-alloy strikers secure the window at multiple points around the frame, helping improve resistance to forced entry.
Yes. Our uPVC casement windows use multi-chambered profiles, high-quality glazing and effective weather seals to help reduce heat loss. This can improve indoor comfort and may reduce how often you need to rely on central heating during colder months.
Yes. Our casement windows are available in sculptured and chamfered frame styles, alongside a wide range of coloured and foiled finishes. Dual-colour options are also available, allowing you to choose different interior and exterior finishes to suit your property.
Yes. Warwick Glass uPVC casement windows come with a 10-year guarantee as standard, giving you added confidence in your new windows and their long-term performance.
Yes. uPVC casement windows require very little routine maintenance compared with timber frames. They do not need regular sanding, painting or varnishing, and an occasional clean with warm, soapy water is generally enough to keep the frames looking their best.
