The 10 window and door fitters from Google's results for Croydon, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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Windows Urgery supplies double glazing and door repairs for clients in Bromley, Beckenham, Chislehurst, Hayes, and West Wickham. Its services focus on fixing misted windows, replacing cracked glass, and repairing broken locks, handles, and sliding door mechanisms.
07704 538285 26 Birdham Cl, Bromley BR1 2HF
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Sanderstead Windows supplies and fits uPVC and aluminium windows alongside composite doors across Croydon and South London. Based in South Croydon, the family-owned glazing installer provides energy-efficient double glazing solutions to improve local residential properties.
07946 332942 95 Farley Rd, South Croydon CR2 7NJ
on GoogleFeatherbed Lane, Croydon
Alphaglaze Croydon fits windows and doors with double or triple glazing, as well as porches and conservatories. Based on Featherbed Lane in Croydon, the firm also takes on repairs to existing glazing, doors and windows.
020 8651 4424 Pear Tree Farm, Featherbed Lane, Croydon CR0 9AA
on GoogleThornton Heath, Croydon
J.H Glazing Co. focuses on double glazing repairs for homeowners in Thornton Heath and Croydon. The family-run business addresses issues such as misted double glazing units, cracked glass, and general window maintenance.
020 8239 0771 347 Whitehorse Rd, Thornton Heath, Croydon CR0 2HS
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Window Fitters supplies and installs commercial and residential windows and doors across Croydon, London, and Surrey. The company offers both complete fitting services and glazier labour, with installations engineered to meet national ventilation and thermal performance regulations.
020 3411 0589 139 Wentworth Rd, Croydon CR0 3HZ
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The Window Clinic installs casement, sash, and timber-effect windows in uPVC, aluminium, and timber. Located in Selhurst, Croydon, the company also fits bi-fold doors, composite entrance doors, fascias, soffits, and secondary glazing.
020 8771 2200 Newhaven House, 1D Newhaven Rd, London SE25 6JQ
on GoogleHayes, Bromley
Albion Windows fits double glazing, high-performance composite doors, uPVC windows, orangeries, porches, and bifolding doors. Based in Hayes, Bromley, the team handles home improvement installations for properties throughout the Croydon area.
020 8655 0066 25 Station Approach, Hayes, Bromley BR2 7EQ
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Hamilton Windows and Doors supplies replacement double and triple glazing, doors, and rooflines across Croydon and Addiscombe. The family-run company completes installations for both domestic and commercial clients throughout the area.
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First Window is a window and door fitting firm based in Croydon.
020 8667 0777 113 Stafford Rd, Croydon CR0 4NN
Croydon
Croydon Double Glazing fits replacement windows, bifolding doors, front doors, and conservatory roof conversions. Serving Croydon and surrounding locations such as Caterham, Mitcham, and Coulsdon, the firm assists homeowners with domestic property upgrades.
In Croydon, upvc window typically costs £470 – £940. Labour in Greater London runs 18% above the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "window fitters croydon". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Croydon ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
2026 prices per window and for a whole house in uPVC, aluminium and timber, the extras a quote can leave out, and the certificate and planning rules in each UK nation.
The size limits that let a conservatory go up without planning permission in England, when the building regulations exemption applies and how it is lost, and the rules in Wales, Scotland and NI.
What mist between the panes means, why it will not go away, what a new sealed unit costs in 2026, when the whole window is worth replacing, and the rules for replacing only the glass.
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.