The 10 window and door fitters from Google's results for Southampton, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
on GoogleHazel Rd, Southampton
Custom glazing, double-glazed windows, doors, and conservatories are supplied and installed by Itchen Glass Glazing in Southampton. The firm carries out installation work for both home renovations and new construction projects across Hampshire.
023 8044 7075 Smiths Quay, Hazel Rd, Southampton SO19 7GB
on GoogleSouthampton
Based in Southampton, Noyce Windows fits a wide selection of uPVC double glazing and composite doors for residential properties. The team carries out window and door fitting projects of all sizes across the local area.
07395 081866 6 Farmery Cl, Southampton SO18 2JX
on GoogleSouthampton
Clearview Systems Ltd installs double glazing for residential homes and larger commercial buildings throughout Southampton. The team measures, supplies, and fits replacement windows and doors across the local region.
023 8078 6004 137a Warren Ave, Southampton SO16 6AF
on GoogleKimbell Rd, Basingstoke
Brackenwood installs uPVC and aluminium replacement windows, doors, and conservatories across Portsmouth and Basingstoke. The firm provides double and triple glazing services for residential properties.
0800 253 545 Brackenwood House, Kimbell Rd, Basingstoke RG22 4AT
on GoogleChandler's Ford, Eastleigh
Window and door repair specialist Restoration Glazing serves homeowners across Southampton, Eastleigh, and Hampshire. The team fixes misted or broken glass units, handles, locks, and hinges, alongside fitting full window and door replacements.
023 8001 2328 28, Monks Brook Industrial Park, School Cl, Chandler's Ford, Eastleigh SO53 4RA
on GoogleTotton, Southampton
Aldridge Installations fits double-glazed windows, exterior doors, and conservatories for residential clients in Totton, Southampton, Eastleigh, Romsey, and Nursling. The team works on home improvement projects across Hampshire.
023 8086 5685 60 High St, Totton, Southampton SO40 9HN
on GoogleSouthampton
Manufacturing and installing custom windows, composite doors, conservatories, and orangeries, Pklacey Southampton serves both residential and commercial clients. The company supplies made-to-measure glazing solutions for new builds and renovations across the South Coast.
023 8063 1555 5-7 Park Rd, Southampton SO15 3AS
on GoogleBitterne Village, Southampton
Glass merchant and installer Ridon Glass supplies uPVC and aluminium windows, composite doors, bi-folds, and patio doors in Southampton. The business also fits secondary glazing, custom mirrors, and cat flaps for residential and commercial premises across Hampshire.
023 8022 5622 120-124 Macnaghten Rd, Bitterne Village, Southampton SO18 1GH
on GoogleSouthampton
Windows Bywise Southampton fits a broad selection of glazing products including uPVC, aluminium, and timber windows, alongside conservatories, roof lanterns, and garage doors. The team also undertakes window repairs, skylight installations, and secondary glazing across Hampshire.
023 8023 2355 83 Commercial Rd, Southampton SO15 1GH
on GoogleFort Fareham Industrial Site, Fareham
Ideal Window Solutions fits casement, sash, and tilt-and-turn windows alongside composite, bifold, and fire stop doors. Operating from Fareham, the firm carries out double glazing installations in uPVC, timber, and aluminium for homes around Portsmouth.
0800 731 8761 The Unity Building, Fort Fareham Industrial Site, Fareham PO14 1AH
In Southampton, upvc window typically costs £420 – £840. Labour in Hampshire runs 5% 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 southampton". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Southampton 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.