Service area · London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

Doors and windows in Mortlake

Mortlake and East Sheen's Victorian and Edwardian terraces typically carry timber sash windows and panelled doors, with aluminium glazing reserved for rear extensions onto the gardens.

Mortlake Green and East Sheen Common conservation areas shape front-elevation decisions.

Postcodes covered: SW14. Astragal Doors and Windows also surveys neighbouring streets across South west London.

Product range in Mortlake

What we typically fit in Mortlake

Every product below is supplied and installed across Mortlake. Each link opens the relevant material guide and product section.

Nearby

Also covering

  • Barnes

    Village cottages, Edwardian terraces and pond-side family homes.

  • Richmond

    Georgian and Victorian homes around the green, the hill and the river.

  • Kew

    Bedford Park-style Victorians and family homes near the Gardens.

  • Putney

    Riverside Edwardians, mansion flats and family homes off the Lower Richmond Road.

Local questions

Planning, survey and product questions in Mortlake

Do I need planning permission for new windows in Mortlake?

Mortlake Green and East Sheen Common conservation areas shape front-elevation decisions. Permission depends on the exact property, elevation, listing status and council guidance, so Astragal treats planning-sensitive projects as a survey and specification question before manufacture.

Which window and door styles are most common in Mortlake?

Mortlake and East Sheen's Victorian and Edwardian terraces typically carry timber sash windows and panelled doors, with aluminium glazing reserved for rear extensions onto the gardens. Timber is usually the first route for visible period elevations, while aluminium, industrial aluminium or Crittall can suit rear extensions, internal screens and larger glazing briefs.

Does Astragal survey SW14?

Yes. Astragal Doors and Windows surveys Mortlake and neighbouring parts of South west London. The first enquiry is most useful with photos, rough opening sizes, the project stage and any planning or conservation notes already known.