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REPLACEMENT WINDOWS

At The Brunstane Group, we offer a wide range of replacement windows tailored to suit your needs and complement the architectural style of your home. Every window frame is designed to your exact specifications and reinforced with galvanised steel, providing added security and strength without compromising on design, elegance, or affordability.

When you choose Brunstane, you won’t be passed from person to person. Tony, the company’s founder, takes the time to visit you in person, understand your home, and help guide you through the best options for your windows. With over 30 years of experience in the building industry, Tony’s hands-on approach ensures every project starts off on the right foot with honest advice and a focus on quality.

Why Choose The Brunstane Group

No hard pressure sales
Cost certainty before project starts
No payment until 100% satisfied
Quality bespoke service

There are a whole host of possibilities for your new windows. We want to make sure that your new windows fit the theme of your house and put your mind at ease with friendly, expert advice you can trust.

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Our Process

Step 1 - Initial Enquiry

Our director will come to your home to discuss your window requirements and answer any questions you may have. No costs are given at this initial stage.

Step 2 - Project Pricing

Our director will go away and price your windows with our quantity surveyor to provide cost certainly for the job. . If this price is accepted we then move onto the survey stage.

Step 3 - Survey

Our experienced installers will come to complete the final survey, taking full measurements and answering any questions you may have.

Step 4 - Fitting

Our installation team will return and complete your new window installation, with minimal disruption to you and your household.

Step 5 - Director Quality Assurance

Our director will come and review the window install and ensure you are happy with the finished product. Only then will payment be made.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing windows can be the most challenging part of your project. They can make or break your home! We've written 9 pointers that should help when you plan to change your windows!

Budget

Cost is a factor for any project and is no different when it comes to selecting the correct windows for you. uPVc is seen as the most cost-effective with aluminium being more expensive, with the most expensive being an alu-clad (composite of timber and aluminium).

Colour

There is a wide range of colour choices available including anthracite and slate grey.

Handles

Most frames come with several handle options to select from. Brushed-steel handles are most commonly selected as they match with almost anything!

Insulation values

Making sure you have the correct windows, to provide the best insulation for your house is critical. During those harsh winter months, it's important to make sure your house is insulated correctly so no heat can escape! The quality of windows insulation is done by the U-value, the lower the value the better the insulation! We fit A-Rated windows as standard.

Sash windows

Sash windows are more traditional and can be fitted using timber or uPVc frames. We can replicate older styles using newer materials, to match traditional styling.

Opening direction

Make sure to factor in the opening direction of your window! This can often be overlooked. Your standard tilt and turn windows offer more flexibility as they can both open from the top and side however, curtains and blinds can get in the way. Bathrooms often use side hung windows as it allows for better ventilation.

Security

Our windows are equipped with multipoint locking system to provide the best security.

Follow the rules

Make sure you follow the building regulations when selecting your windows. In Scotland, all windows "should have an unobstructed openable area that is at least 0.33m2 and at least 450mm high and 450mm wide. The route through the window may be at an angle rather than straight through and the bottom of the openable area should be no more than 1100mm above the floor. https://www.gov.scot/publications/building-standards-2017-domestic/2-fire/29-escape/.