Secondary glazing in Dundee

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From £350

ServiceTypical price in Dundee
UPVC double glazed windows£392 - £783
Sash windows (UPVC & timber)£783 - £2,088
French & patio doors£1,131 - £2,784
Bay & bow windows£1,392 - £3,306
Secondary glazing£305 - £827

Secondary glazing for Dundee’s tenements and listed homes

Broughty Ferry, the West End and pockets of Perth Road hold much of Dundee’s B-listed sandstone tenement stock, where replacing an original sash-and-case window on the street elevation is usually refused. Secondary glazing sits inside the reveal, keeps the sandstone frontage untouched, and rarely needs Listed Building Consent — a rare thermal-upgrade route on protected buildings.

Why locals in Dundee choose Legacy Windows

  • Typical quotes fall between £305 and £825 per window, depending on frame system and glass thickness.
  • Slimline aluminium and timber-look frames sit discreetly behind original sash-and-case windows.
  • Acoustic glass options cut street noise by up to 45 dB — useful along Perth Road and Broughty Ferry Road.
  • Hinged or lift-out panels allow the original sash to open in summer.
  • No structural work and no changes to the sandstone elevation — usually consent-free on B-listed homes.

Areas we cover around Dundee

Secondary glazing specialists on our panel cover Broughty Ferry, the West End, Ferry Road and Perth Road across DD1, DD2, DD3 and DD5. Sandstone tenements in Blackness Avenue and Perth Road are frequent projects, along with jute-era terraces in Lochee where original casements are being retained. Nearby Monifieth, Carnoustie and Perth enquiries also covered.

Frequently asked questions

Does secondary glazing need Listed Building Consent in Dundee? Usually no, because it is a reversible internal alteration that does not affect the historic external fabric. Dundee City Council conservation officers, applying Historic Environment Scotland policy, occasionally require consent on A-listed buildings.

How much heat loss does secondary glazing save? A well-fitted secondary panel typically halves the U-value on a single-glazed sash, from around 5.4 to 2.5 W/m²K. It also cuts draughts, which matters especially in Dundee’s exposed Tay Estuary climate.

Will it stop condensation on my sash-and-case windows? Condensation often shifts to the outer pane once secondary is fitted, because room-side air no longer meets a cold single-glazed surface. Trickle ventilation on the outer sash keeps the cavity dry.

Windows and doors in Dundee - local context

Distinctive sandstone tenement flats in Broughty Ferry and West End, jute-worker terraces in Lochee and Hilltown, plus 1960s multi-storey blocks in Menzieshill.

Dominant era of housing stock: Victorian sandstone tenements and jute-era terraces.

Heritage note: Around 20 conservation areas including Broughty Ferry and the West End.

Neighbourhoods and nearby areas we cover:
  • Broughty Ferry
  • West End
  • Ferry Road
  • Barnhill
  • Downfield

Postcodes we cover in Dundee

  • DD1
  • DD2
  • DD3
  • DD4
  • DD5

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