UPVC windows in Bath
From £450
| Service | Typical price in Bath |
|---|---|
| UPVC double glazed windows | £473 - £945 |
| Sash windows (UPVC & timber) | £945 - £2,520 |
| French & patio doors | £1,365 - £3,360 |
| Bay & bow windows | £1,680 - £3,990 |
| Secondary glazing | £368 - £998 |
UPVC window quotes across Bath
Bath is almost entirely a Georgian city and its centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — any street-facing window change on a Georgian frontage almost certainly requires Listed Building Consent, and UPVC is virtually never approved on principal elevations. UPVC is a better fit for the interwar and postwar stock in Weston, Combe Down, Southdown and Odd Down, and for modern estates on the outer edges. Legacy Windows is a comparison service linking you to FENSA installers across BA1 and BA2.
Why locals in Bath choose Legacy Windows
- Typical Bath fitted band for a mid-size UPVC casement runs about £470 to £950 per window
- Every installer is FENSA or CERTASS registered — Bath and North East Somerset Council receives the certificate direct
- Standard specification meets Part L (Uw at or below 1.4 W/m²K) and Part F trickle-vent rules
- We flag when your street sits inside the Bath City Conservation Area (WHS buffer) or has an Article 4 direction
- No cold calls after enquiry, no obligation to accept
Areas we cover around Bath
We take UPVC enquiries across Weston, Combe Down, Southdown, Odd Down, Twerton, Whiteway and Foxhill — areas of interwar and postwar stock where UPVC is generally acceptable on non-principal elevations. Inside the UNESCO World Heritage core (Royal Crescent, The Circus, Great Pulteney Street and the Georgian terraces of Bathwick, Widcombe and Lansdown), UPVC is rarely permitted on street-facing openings. We also cover nearby Bristol, Frome, Radstock, Chippenham and Corsham.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need planning permission for UPVC in Bath? Outside the World Heritage core and on non-listed stock, no — you rely on permitted development. Inside the Bath City Conservation Area or where an Article 4 direction is in force, planning permission is normally required and UPVC is rarely accepted on principal elevations.
How does building control get satisfied? FENSA or CERTASS registered installers self-certify against Part L and Part F. Your certificate typically arrives within four to six weeks.
Can I get UPVC that suits Bath stone frontages? On non-principal elevations, foil-finished cream, painted-white and heritage-colour UPVC is common on Weston and Combe Down 1930s semis where the frontage sits behind a Bath stone or render surround.
Windows and doors in Bath - local context
Bath is essentially a Georgian city - Bath stone crescents, terraces and townhouses dominate the centre (Royal Crescent, The Circus, Great Pulteney Street), with Victorian villas in Bathwick and Widcombe.
Dominant era of housing stock: Georgian (18th century) dominant.
Heritage note: The centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site - any street-facing window change on a Georgian frontage almost certainly requires Listed Building Consent.
- Bathwick
- Widcombe
- Weston
- Larkhall
- Combe Down
Postcodes we cover in Bath
- BA1
- BA2
Not seeing your postcode? Request a quote anyway - we likely still cover it.