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Window and door fitters in Brighton

The 10 window and door fitters from Google's results for Brighton, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.

uPVC window
£440 – £880per window, supplied and fitted
Full house, uPVC
£4,400 – £9,000typical 3 bed
Composite front door
£990 – £2,200supplied and fitted
Brighton vs UK
+10%above the UK median

Number 1: Bmdouble Glazing

5.0(133)out of 5, from 133 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Brighton

Bmdouble Glazing carries out window replacements, double glazing repairs, and door installations across Sussex. Based in Brighton, the business fits summer house windows, bi-folding doors, and replacement units for residential renovation projects. Initial project advice and estimates are provided on request.

01273 452151 Unit 8, Hove Enterprise Centre, Basin Rd N, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN41 1UY

Number 2: Sussex Glazing Solutions

5.0(113)out of 5, from 113 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Hove

Sussex Glazing Solutions repairs windows and doors for domestic and commercial clients in Brighton, Hove and across Sussex. Its work centres on replacing double glazed panes while keeping the existing frames in place.

01273 025185 27 Palmeira Ave, Brighton and Hove, Hove BN3 3GD

Number 3: Sussex Window

4.9(76)out of 5, from 76 reviewson GoogleHove

Sussex Window Works supplies and fits windows, entrance doors and bifolds, along with conservatories and home extension systems. Based in Hove, the firm works on homes in Brighton and throughout the wider Sussex area.

01273 569285 Unit 1G, Stockwell Lodge Studios, 129-133 Conway St, Hove BN3 3LW

Number 4: Brighton Trade Windows

4.8(76)out of 5, from 76 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Brighton

Brighton Trade Windows supplies uPVC, timber, and aluminium windows alongside heritage steel replacement frames across Brighton and Sussex. Their fitting range includes composite front doors, bi-fold doors, sliding patio doors, and roof lights. Appointments can be booked for initial project discussions.

01273 304060 Unit 5, Woodingdean Business Park Sea View Way, Woodingdean Business Park, Sea View Way, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 6NX

Number 5: Premier 4 Windows

4.8(21)out of 5, from 21 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Brighton

Manufacturing its own uPVC frames in-house, Premier 4 Windows fits double glazing, exterior doors, and conservatories across Brighton and Sussex. The company offers uPVC, aluminium, and composite products for domestic installations. Product browsing and direct consultations are provided for prospective clients.

01273 889900 Unit 6, Southern Cross Industrial Estate, Freemans Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN41 1SL

Number 6: Doubleglazing Brighton

4.5(26)out of 5, from 26 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Brighton

Vision Windows Brighton Ltd trades as Doubleglazing Brighton, supplying window systems and conservatories across Brighton and Hove. The company conducts consultations to discuss frame styles and glass specifications for home improvement projects. Showroom visits are available by appointment.

01273 298251 77 Lewes Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 3HZ

Number 7: Shaws of Brighton

4.1(192)out of 5, from 192 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Brighton

Shaws of Brighton installs energy-rated uPVC windows, aluminium bi-fold doors, and composite entrances throughout Brighton and Sussex. The installer also provides orangeries, conservatories, and commercial glazing options. Virtual tours and printed product brochures are available for customers.

01273 692388 Centenary Industrial Estate, Hughes Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 4AW

Number 8: Double Glazing Brighton

3.5(15)out of 5, from 15 reviewson GoogleBrighton and Hove, Brighton

Trading as A1 Glass & Glazing, Double Glazing Brighton fits double glazed windows, doors, and conservatories across Brighton, Hove, Lewes, and Worthing. The installer provides aluminium and uPVC window frames alongside entrance door fitting. Free estimates and flexible finance plans are available.

01273 676750 Unit 11, Bell Tower Industrial Estate, Roedean Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 5RU

Number 9: Allround Glazing

No Google reviews yetBrighton

Allround Glazing fits replacement window systems for residential properties across Brighton. The installer supplies energy-efficient windows designed to improve property insulation and security. Free no-obligation quotations are provided prior to starting work.

Number 10: Sashwindows Brighton

No Google reviews yetBrighton

Sashwindows Brighton specialises in repairing and installing traditional sash windows across Brighton, Hove, Shoreham, and surrounding Sussex towns. The firm provides property surveys and quotes prior to undertaking sash window work. All installations follow a set planning and fitting process.

What window and door fitters charge in Brighton

In Brighton, upvc window typically costs £440 – £880. Labour in East Sussex runs 10% above the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.

How to choose between them

  • Check the registration yourself. Trade body memberships are public, and each body's own register confirms them in a minute.
  • Get three quotes on the same specification. Written down, split into labour, materials and anything structural. Most people compare a total against a total and end up choosing between two different jobs.
  • Ask what is not included. Making good, waste removal, scaffolding and VAT are the four that turn a cheap quote into an average one.
  • Never pay a large deposit up front. Materials in advance is normal. Half the total before anyone turns up is not.

How this list is ordered

These are the firms from Google's results for "window fitters brighton". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.

Work out the budget first

The figures above are Brighton ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.

Window and door fitters in Brighton: common questions

Why does FENSA registration matter?

Replacement windows must meet building regulations for thermal performance. A FENSA registered installer self-certifies and sends you a certificate. An unregistered one means you need a building control application, and no certificate is a problem when you sell.