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We cover all of Woodbridge
We cover Woodbridge and the surrounding area including: Ufford, Melton, Hasketon, Bromeswell, Martlesham, Bredfield, Sutton, Great Bealings, Rendlesham, Grundisburgh, Eyke, Waldringfield, Wickham Market and more.
Turner & Co Bespoke Joinery Ltd design and handcraft bespoke timber windows for homes across Woodbridge, Melton, Waldringfield and Martlesham, with every window made to measure at our own workshop.
Along Cumberland Street, vertically proportioned sash windows form part of the older frontage. Around Thoroughfare, historic buildings sit alongside later Victorian development, while the streets towards the riverside have their own character again. Those differences affect more than the choice between sash and casement windows, which is why we design each window around the proportions and details of the property.
Not sure what would work best for your home? Let us know what you’re looking to replace and we’ll talk through the options with you.
Do Woodbridge Homes Need Sash or Casement Windows?
The house itself usually tells us where to start. Sash windows tend to suit older Woodbridge homes, particularly where neighbouring properties still have the same style, while outward opening casements are often a better fit for later houses. We look at what’s already there before deciding which type of window would suit the home.
Sash Windows
We make sash windows with traditional cords or modern spring balances depending on the project. The glazing bars are worked out around the existing window so the finished sash looks like it belongs there.
Casement Windows
We make casement windows to fit the opening, with ironmongery chosen to suit the window and the way it will be used.
What type of window fits your home?
How Do We Design And Fit Your Timber Windows?
The first step is a visit to your home so we can measure the openings and see what you want to change. Once we’ve got what we need, we produce the drawings and select timber that suits the job, including how exposed the windows will be. The windows are made and spray finished at our workshop, then fitted at your home by our own team.
What Are The Rules For Replacing Windows In Woodbridge?
Being inside the Woodbridge Conservation Area doesn’t automatically mean every window replacement needs planning permission. East Suffolk Council confirms that permitted development rights can be restricted. It’s important to check what applies to the property before work begins.
Listed buildings are different. Replacing a window or another architectural feature on a listed building will, in most cases, require Listed Building Consent. Checking the property’s listed status should come before deciding on a replacement.
Why Choose Turner & Co For Timber Windows In Woodbridge?
Because we handle the windows from the first measurements through to fitting, the details agreed at the start stay with the job all the way through. Every window is made for the opening, not adjusted from a standard size once it’s ready to go in.
If there’s an existing window worth taking cues from, we can work from what’s already there. If there isn’t, we’ll talk through the options with you before anything is made, so you know what you’re getting from the start.
What Our Customers Say
As a family run business, we take pride in the work that leaves our workshop and how each timber window project is handled from start to finish. This is what one of our customers had to say.
Planning New Windows For Your Woodbridge Home?
You don’t need to know exactly what type of window you need before getting in touch. Show us what you’d like to replace and we can take it from there.
