Brentford

Brentford’s name derives from a fording point built on the River Brent. The river’s name, “Brent”, is thought to have been named after the Celtic Goddess ‘Brigantes’.

There has been some notable people and pieces of architecture in Brentford. Such as Syon Abbey, the largest abbey church in England, which was founded in 1414/1415 at Twickenham Park. It was relocated near to Brentford in 1431. It was disbanded in 1539 due to opposing King Henry VIII. Also in Brentford is Syon House, which is the where the Duke of Northumberland resides when in London. The precise whereabouts of Syon Abbey was unknown until 2003/2004 when its foundations were found beneath Syon House by Channel 4’s Time Team. Other buildings of importance in Brentford include: Boston Manor House, Brentford Dock, London Butterfly House, Gunnersbury Park, etc.

Peerless Windows is a family-run business which has been established for 29 years. All our products are made to individual specification which enables you to design the windows or doors of your choice.

Our windows and doors have been engineered to have a high security as standard, with state of the art locking systems. Wooden Windows and doors are made without knots. Also, all windows and doors are made with energy conservation in mind. This will retain a lot of heat within your home, reducing the cost of heating.

The latest technology and design in doors-Composite Doors, are available. They demonstrate style, security and strength. Also available are the various extras for your doors, such as numbers/letters, knockers, eyeholes, door chains and various designs of door handles.