Farnham windows

At The Heritage Window Company, we help the people of Farnham transform their heritage homes with double glazing, slimline, sash and aluminium windows.

Located just 45 minutes from our Surrey showroom in Dorking, Farnham homeowners can make the most of our services today.

Aluminium windows and doors in Farnham

For over 25 years we’ve helped homeowners in Farnham and the surrounding areas to add value to their home’s property with stylish, durable window replacements and improvements.

We’ve installed windows around Bourne Wood, Waverly Abbey, Frensham and Weybourne, where our commitment to end-to-end support means commitment to great results.

Slimline aluminium windows

Make the switch from uPVC frames and enjoy superior aesthetics, energy efficiency and security with our range of slimline aluminium windows, available in sash and curved profiles and much more.

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Secondary glazing

Enjoy additional soundproofing and insulation without altering the look and feel of your existing window frames. Perfect for Woking’s heritage properties – no planning permission required!

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Aluminium doors

Premium look and feel. Maximum natural light. Discover our bespoke aluminium door design service today and customise every aspect of your home’s doors.

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Patio doors

Create a seamless transition between the indoor and outdoor with custom-design aluminium patio doors for your home. Available in bi-fold and more.

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Internal glazing

Maximise the natural light within your home and put your own stamp on your interior’s look and feel with bespoke internal glazing designed by you.

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Roof lanterns

Improve natural light intake and bring an elegant, energy-efficient look and feel to dining rooms, kitchens and open-plan living spaces with our range of roof lanterns.

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Heritage buildings in Farnham

Farnham boasts one of the richest collections of historic housing stock in Surrey, with developments spanning from medieval timber-framed buildings right through to Edwardian arts and crafts homes and modern builds, too.

Many of the area’s original timber-framed homes have now been hidden behind brick façades, but the irregular rooflines, traditional courtyards and alleys snaking away from Farnham’s High Street are an indicator of the city’s past.

The Georgian age gave Farnham much of its current character, with designers during this period employing red brick with decorative stone detailing, sash windows, fanlights above front doors and formal proportioning.

Later, during the Victorian Era, we saw a wider range of housing styles come to fruition, such as terraced workers’ cottages, semi-detached family homes and even large detached villas – many of which took cues from the gothic revival style of design.

Today, central Farnham maintains a large conservation area, which was designated in the town’s centre from 1970, helping preserve the city’s heritage characteristics.

In this location alone, there are almost 400 listed buildings, while the surrounding areas offer further protected spaces, in Great Austins, Wrecclesham, Old Church Lane and Waverley Abbey.

The result is that Farnham is one of the South East’s best-preserved historic market towns – and we’re proud to be helping homeowners in the area do justice to their home’s period character.

About the Farnham area

Farnham is located on the border with Hampshire, around 35 miles from Central London, making it a popular commuter town. Offering great proximity to the countryside and connectivity to the city, it’s become increasingly popular for families and homemakers looking to increase their access to greenery.

Trains to London typically take between 50 minutes and one hour, while the coast is also closely accessible by road.

Farnham was the hometown of social reformer and politician William Cobbett (1763-1835), while rugby legend Jonny Wilkinson played for Farnham Rugby Club as a youngster before writing his name into English sports folklore with that drop goal in 2003.

Keen-eyed Harry Potter fans might also notice nearby Bourne Wood, which was a filming location during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

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