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If you're looking for quality double glazed windows & doors in the Hanwell area, our skilled team of engineers have decades of experience and will install your home improvements with utmost care and to the best standards. If you are not sure exactly what you are after, don’t worry, our Hanwell sales consultant will be able to explain all the available options to you. Still not sure? Then pop into our main showroom and have a look around..
Call us now on 020 8567 6000 for a fast friendly service and a free no obligation quotation or use the contact box where you can reach us by email.
Peerless Windows Services
Here are just some of the services and products that we have to offer:
Timber Windows: Box Sash, Timber Windows, Tile and Turn Windows, Heritage Profile Windows and Wooden Sash Windows
PVC-u: PVC-u Sash, PVC-u triple glazing (with Pilkington glass OptiwhiteA – thermal efficiency)
Aluminium: Aluminium casement windows
Doors: Traditional composite doors, Patio doors, Stable doors, Bi-folding doors and French doors
Secondary Glazing: Horizontal Sliding Secondary Glazing, Lift Out Secondary Glazing and Secondary Glazing Combination Units
Peerless Windows are Sash window specialists. We offer character windows, entrance doors, sash and casement windows, french and sliding doors.
About Hanwell
The town of Hanwell is located between Southall and Ealing. There are many speculations as to where the name “Hanwell” originated from, some of which include environmental landscapes, boundary lines, cockerel, etc. For example, near Hanwell there was a spring and a large stone, weighing in at a ton; Anglo-Saxons referred to a boundary stone using the word ‘Han’, hence the name “han-well”.
Hanwell has many buildings steeped in history. The inns and pubs of Hanwell are an important factor in Hanwell’s development. There was a lot of profit made due to a toll being introduced between Uxbridge and Tyburn in 1714. This money was used to build a metal road surface, and this encouraged the rapid growth of Hanwell, and this also increased traffic going through the town. Many inns and pubs were built to accommodate the large amounts of travellers going through the town. Some of these include the Duke of Wellington, Duke of York, the Kings Arms, the Viaduct, and the Spencer Arms. Most of these still stand, but some were demolished or turned into retail stores.
The town also has a few hospitals which have 100 years or so of history. The St. Bernard’s hospital was once an asylum, which was opened in 1831 and renamed to St. Bernard’s in 1937. Nowadays, half of the original asylum has been turned into flats.
Peerless Windows have been registered with the Trust Mark Logo. This means that our technical staff have been checked by the governments scheme operators; We have signed up to a code of practice that ensures we provide insurance, health and safety checks and customer good customer care. We will inform you of any building regulations that must be met and may be able to give the certificates you need.