Windows in Gorgie, Edinburgh

Sash restoration plus draught-proofing for owner-occupiers and landlords on the street elevation. Rear-court uPVC replacement to A-rated modern uPVC for landlord cost-efficiency, or composite uPVC-aluminium for owner-occupier longevity. Prices from £185 per sash. Call 0800 193 1505.

The window stock in Gorgie

Gorgie is Victorian tenement stock with 2-over-2 sash and case windows on Gorgie Road, Stewart Terrace and McLeod Street. Mix of owner-occupied and landlord-let; many flats carry first-replacement uPVC from rear-court work that now needs replacement.

Planning and conservation in Gorgie

Gorgie sits inside the Dalry/Gorgie conservation area. Prior approval applies to principal-elevation changes. Rear-court replacements are usually permitted development. Some addresses on Stewart Terrace are Category C listed — check by address.

What we recommend here

Sash restoration plus draught-proofing for owner-occupiers and landlords on the street elevation. Rear-court uPVC replacement to A-rated modern uPVC for landlord cost-efficiency, or composite uPVC-aluminium for owner-occupier longevity.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I replace my Gorgie rear-court windows with uPVC?
Usually yes — rear-court elevations are typically permitted development. Front elevation is conservation-controlled and uPVC is almost never approved.
What's the lead time for Gorgie landlord work?
Same-week response, 2-3 weeks from survey to start on site for non-consent work, 8-10 weeks for prior-approval projects.
Do you work with property factors for Gorgie close windows?
Yes — see our property-factor windows service. We draft owner consultation packs and handle close-window scope under the Tenement Management Scheme.
How much for a Gorgie landlord flat full sash restoration?
£1,200-£1,800 per flat for 4-6 sashes with cord renewal, draught-proofing and any rotten cill repair. Bundle 5+ flats for portfolio rates.

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