Flush Casement Windows across Devon

We supply and fit flush casement windows throughout Devon, from Exeter and Newton Abbot out to the coast and the market towns. On a standard casement the sash stands proud of the frame, giving the stepped shadow line most people recognise as modern uPVC. On a flush casement the sash closes into the frame so the outer face is one flat plane, which is how a joinery made timber window has always looked.

Every quote is surveyed on site, priced per opening in writing and covered by a 10 year guarantee. If you would like the local detail for your own town, the service pages cover the housing stock, the council and the exposure in each area.

What flush casement windows are, in plain terms

On a standard casement the sash stands proud of the frame, giving the stepped shadow line most people recognise as modern uPVC. On a flush casement the sash closes into the frame so the outer face is one flat plane, which is how a joinery made timber window has always looked.

That single detail is why flush profiles pass in places standard casements do not. From the pavement the eye reads the shadow gap and the sightline width, and a flush sash in a heritage colour reads as timber long before anyone gets close enough to judge the material.

The specification points that decide the price

Quotes for flush casement windows vary widely because the specification varies widely. Ask for these lines in writing and two quotes become comparable.

• True flush profile, not a stepped sash with a flush look applied to one face
• Mechanically jointed or seamlessly welded corners rather than a visible weld bead
• Heritage colour palette with a woodgrain foil or matt finish rather than gloss white
• Slim glazing bead and, where appropriate, bar layouts matching the original glazing pattern
• Monkey tail or pear drop hardware where the property calls for a traditional handle

Where flush casement windows are the wrong choice

We fit several window types, so we have no reason to push one. These are the cases where we would steer you elsewhere.

• It costs more per opening than an equivalent standard casement
• A flush profile on a modern estate house can look fussier than the plain option
• It does not make a listed frontage automatically acceptable; consent still governs

How we work

Every job starts with a free survey at your property. We measure each opening, look at the reveal, the drainage and the hardware, and tell you where a repair or an on site respray would serve you better than a replacement.

Pricing is per opening and in writing, dates are agreed before any money changes hands, and the work carries our 10 year guarantee. We cover Devon, Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset from our workshop at Cranbrook near Exeter.

Other window types we fit

Aluminium Windows: slim powder coated frames that carry big glass without heavy sightlines. Tilt and Turn Windows: two opening modes from one handle, secure background ventilation and inward cleaning. Bay and Bow Windows: structurally supported bays that keep the original proportions of the elevation. Triple Glazing: three panes and two cavities where the room genuinely needs the extra performance.

Questions people ask