Windows&DoorsinPoole
We're based right here in Poole, not just covering it. Windows and doors fitted by a team that knows the town.
- 5.0from 25 Google reviews
- CertifiedAssure Insurance-backed
- 10+ YearsExperience
- GuaranteedFor 10 Years
Which bit of Poole is home?
From the Old Town to Sandbanks, Broadstone to Hamworthy, we know the mix of houses here.
Old Town & conservation-area period property
Prone toOriginal joinery that's swollen, draughty or painted shut after decades in a conservation area.
How we treat itWe'll talk you through what the conservation area allows before you commit to anything.
Parkstone & Broadstone 1930s–60s semi
Prone toOriginal metal or early PVC frames that have warped, rattled or fogged with age.
How we treat itA straightforward swap, matched to the age and style of the house.
Sandbanks & Quay waterside flat
Prone toSalt-laden air wearing down hardware faster than inland, plus a freeholder to square away first.
How we treat itWe'll help you get the freeholder's consent sorted before you commit to a quote.
Not sure which one's yours? Send us a photo and we'll tell you straight.
The standard we fit to
A look at the finish and quality behind every job, whatever material you choose.
These are style shots to show the standard, not photos of a completed Poole job. We'll build up a proper local gallery as our own Poole work gets finished.
What Poole brings us, and two things worth knowing
Poole has 16 named conservation areas, more than anywhere else we cover, so plenty of the windows we're asked about sit inside one. Properties near Sandbanks, Baiter and the Quay also sit right on the water, where salt-laden air is a genuine consideration for hardware and finishes, not just a coastal cliché.
- 16 named conservation areas across Poole, more than any other town we cover
- Salt-laden air near Sandbanks, Baiter and the Quay wears down unprotected hardware faster
- A leasehold flat usually needs the freeholder's consent sorted before we can give you a firm quote
Yes, here's where in Poole we cover
We're not just serving Poole, we're registered here. From the Old Town and Poole Quay out to Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, Branksome Park, Ashley Cross, Parkstone, Broadstone and Hamworthy, right across the BH12 to BH17 postcodes.
- Old Town, Poole Quay and the harbourside
- Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs and Branksome Park
- Ashley Cross, Parkstone, Broadstone and Hamworthy
The Poole districts we cover, and the numbers that back it up
Being registered in Poole rather than just serving it means there's no cross-town travel added to your job, unlike an installer based over in Bournemouth or Christchurch. It's also why we can say plainly that we're the highest-reviewed of the three real Poole installers, at 5.0 stars from 25 Google reviews, and rank first in Poole for double glazing.
- No cross-town travel premium, we're already here
- 5.0★ from 25 Google reviews, the highest count in the Poole pack
- #1 for double glazing in Poole
What Poole's conditions do to windows here
Three things we see again and again on local jobs.
Conservation-era joinery
Original timber in the Old Town or Canford Cliffs conservation areas that's swollen, rotted or painted shut after decades of weathering.
Coastal hardware wear
Salt-laden air near Sandbanks, Baiter and the Quay corroding unprotected hinges and handles faster than inland.
Leasehold delay
A flat near the harbour where the freeholder's consent hasn't been sorted before the quote stage, holding the whole job up.
How it works, start to finish
No call centre, no hard sell, just Josh.
The survey
Josh comes out and surveys every Poole job himself, measuring up and bringing colour swatches with him.
The quote
We send your measurements to the supplier and come back with a clear, fixed price. No hidden extras.
The fit
Once you're happy, it's 50% deposit, a 3 to 5 week lead time, then the remaining 50% on completion.
The bits people worry about
Will the conservation officer say no?
We can't promise an approval, but we'll survey the job with Poole's conservation rules in mind from the start.
Do you actually cover my street?
If you're anywhere from the Old Town to Sandbanks, Broadstone to Hamworthy, yes.
I'm a leaseholder, can I even get a quote?
Yes. We'll help you work out what your freeholder needs to see first.
What Poole customers say
The most reviewed installer in the Poole pack.
5.0
Move Your Feet MYF
so happy with bifold installed, in canford cliffs recommend them has changed our kitchen
peter loveys
If you're looking for a window and door fitter in the Bournemouth/Poole area, honestly just go with Wilshaw. Easy to deal with and they just get the job done.
Natasha Evans
Josh and his team worked incredibly hard replacing all of the windows and doors in our house, including fitting a beautiful bifold door in place of our old French doors. We could not be happier with the results. The quality of the workmanship was excellent, and Josh was fantastic with communication throughout the whole process. He was reliable, professional, and kept us updated every step of the way. We would highly recommend him to anyone looking for high-quality work and great service.
Do you actually cover my part of Poole, including Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, Hamworthy, Broadstone and the Old Town?
Yes. We're based in Poole itself, not just serving it, so if you're in Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, Hamworthy, Broadstone or the Old Town, we cover you.
Will I need permission to replace windows on my house if it's in a conservation area?
It depends on whether your property's in one of Poole's 16 conservation areas. Like-for-like replacement is often permitted development, but we'll flag it at survey if your street needs checking with BCP Council first.
I own a flat near the harbour or Quay. Do I need my freeholder's permission?
Usually, yes. The windows on a leasehold flat are normally part of the building's structure, so the freeholder needs to sign off before work starts. We'll help you work out what to ask for.
What's the average cost for double glazing in Poole?
It depends on the size of the job and the material you choose, so we don't publish a set price. What we do promise is a clear, fixed quote with no hidden extras once we've surveyed the job.
Is there a government grant for double glazing?
There's no blanket grant for replacement windows, though some households qualify for wider home energy schemes. We're happy to point you in the right direction if you're not sure.
What happens after I enquire? Will someone measure up in person?
Josh calls to understand what you're after, then comes out to survey and measure the job himself before sending you a fixed quote.
Nearby areas we also cover
We don't stop at the Poole border.
Get a fixed quote for your Poole home
Tell us what you're after and we'll come and survey it ourselves.
Get a free quote
Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a price. No pressure, no hard sell.
Prefer to talk, or email? Call Wilshaw Glazing on 01202 156 611 or email Josh.Critchley@wilshawgroup.com