New aluminium windows for Brecon homes

Because chunky uPVC bars that block daylight in narrow valley terraces, and dated 70s aluminium that cold-bridges and ices up internally rarely stays isolated — once one unit goes, the rest follow within a few years. Doing it once means matching frames across the elevation and one trip for our team into LD3.

We travel the A470 north weekly — Brecon jobs are booked in blocks so we're not doing a single-window trip 40 miles each way — typically a direct run via A470.

Slim sightlines maximise daylight in tight Edwardian openings, and powder coat shrugs off coastal salt and valley rain. We've installed dozens in Llanfaes and Cradoc alone.

1–2 days for a typical rear elevation, longer for full-house. Most of the Georgian and Victorian stone houses in the town centre we see in Brecon fit our standard schedule with no surprises.

Directly, yes — 30+ year frame life with a powder coat that doesn't chalk or fade like cheap pvc foil. That matters in Brecon where exposed hillside wind and freeze-thaw on single-skin stone walls is the single most common reason people call us.