— The people who make your windows

One team,
one workshop.

No subcontracted fitters, no white-labelled imports. The person who measures your window is the joiner who builds it and the fitter who installs it.

About the company Visit the workshop
One team,<br/>one <em>workshop</em>.
The WNDW install & workshop team
— On the tools

The same faces, every job

No subcontractors — the people who survey your windows are the people who fit them.
Two team members giving thumbs up
01 Two of the crew on site
Craftsman carrying a window on a London street
02 On the street, mid-job
Worker holding a finished white window
03 A finished sash, ready to fit
Craftsman holding a bespoke window frame
04 Fresh from the workshop
Worker fitting a window into an opening
05 Fitting on site
The install team in hi-vis on site
06 The full crew
— How we work together

Four ways we operate.

It's a small team. Things move quickly. Here's how we keep the standard up.
  1. 01

    One job, one foreman

    Every project has one named person responsible for the workshop output. They sign off, they handle snags.

  2. 02

    Apprentices on every floor

    Two apprentices in the workshop and one with the install team at all times. We grow our own.

  3. 03

    No agency labour

    Every fitter on a WNDW van is on a WNDW payroll. We don't use day-labour.

  4. 04

    Friday workshop tour

    Every fortnight, the team reviews every active project together. Defects caught early.

— Want to work with us?

Or work for us?

Either way, the same email address. We reply within one working day.

[email protected] Contacts
Open roles Joiner · Installer · Junior surveyor
Apprenticeships 2 places, intake every September