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Wicklow is a tougher brief for windows than most of the country. The coastal stretch from Bray and Greystones down through Wicklow Town and Arklow sees regular salt-laden Atlantic spray on west and south-westerly storms, and the period seafront terraces - the Edwardian and Victorian houses on the Esplanade in Bray, the Killiney-style villas in Greystones, the Georgian sashes around the harbour in Wicklow - are exposed to weather that would chew through a budget window in five years.
That is why our standard recommendation along the East Wicklow coast is an Aluclad uPVC profile rather than plain white uPVC. The uPVC inner gives you the warm, low-maintenance interior; the powder-coated aluminium outer takes the salt and the wind-driven rain without fading, chalking or pitting. The aluminium colour is RAL-coded and locked-in for life.
Inland is a different story. The villages and estates around Blessington, Newtownmountkennedy, Rathdrum and Kilmacanogue are sheltered by the Wicklow Mountains and standard A-rated uPVC performs every bit as well as it does in Dublin or Kildare. There the priority is U-value (heating costs are the driver), so we recommend triple glazing as a first upgrade rather than aluminium cladding.
We have been fitting windows across Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town, Arklow, Delgany, Blessington, Newtownmountkennedy, Rathnew, Kilmacanogue and the rural villages between them since 2003.
Every window we fit is A-rated, PAS24 secure, and supplied with a 10-year workmanship guarantee.
A uPVC inner profile bonded to a powder-coated aluminium outer. Our default recommendation for any property within 1km of the Irish Sea - Bray seafront, Greystones harbour, Newcastle, Brittas Bay, Arklow North Beach. The aluminium will not corrode in salt air, and the interior stays warm and low-maintenance.
Standard side-hinged casement windows. The cost-effective choice for the inland Wicklow estates - Blessington, Newtownmountkennedy, Rathnew. White, anthracite grey, oak and rosewood foils. U-value down to 0.8 W/m²K with triple glazing.
A modern uPVC version of the Georgian and Victorian box sash. The right answer for protected and conservation-area homes in Bray, Wicklow Town and Arklow centre. Tilts inwards for safe interior cleaning.
Heritage-style profile that sits flush inside the outer frame, mimicking a traditional timber casement. Reads as period-appropriate from the kerb. Popular in the older terraces in Bray and the village cores around Delgany and Rathdrum.
U-value down to 0.8 W/m²K with measurable acoustic benefit. We strongly recommend triple glazing on the seaward elevation of any Wicklow coastal home - the wind noise reduction alone is worth it.
Tilt inwards from the top for trickle ventilation, or turn fully inward for cleaning - useful on apartment blocks along the Greystones marina and Bray seafront where access from outside is impossible.
Wicklow homeowners replacing windows across a whole home can claim up to €1,500 from SEAI under the Better Energy Homes scheme. The home must have been built and occupied before 2011, and a BER assessment is required before and after the works.
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"The team at Airtight were brilliant. They replaced all our windows and front door in 3 days. The house is so much warmer now. We should have done it years ago!"
The questions Wicklow homeowners ask us most when comparing uPVC window installers.
Yes, but the spec matters. Standard white uPVC carries a 10-15 year colour guarantee in inland conditions, but on the exposed coastal strip from Bray through Greystones to Wicklow Town and Arklow we recommend an Aluclad finish - a powder-coated aluminium outer skin bonded to the uPVC profile. The aluminium outer takes the salt-laden air and the wind-driven rain off the Irish Sea without ever fading or chalking. Inland - up around Blessington and the Wicklow Mountains - standard uPVC is more than adequate.
Yes - the East Wicklow coast is one of our most active service areas. We are out in Bray, Greystones, Delgany, Newtownmountkennedy, Rathnew, Wicklow Town, Brittas Bay, Arklow and surrounding every week. We also cover the inland villages around Blessington and the Sally Gap area, though lead times can stretch by a day in winter when the M11 detours through the mountain roads are slow.
For Victorian and Edwardian terraces - the seafront homes in Bray and Wicklow Town - we recommend our flush sash uPVC range. The sash sits inside the outer frame the same way an old timber casement does, so from the kerb the window reads as period-appropriate. Where the property is a Protected Structure or in an Architectural Conservation Area, planning permission may require timber - we can advise on the conservation officer's usual position before you commit.
A-rated double glazing achieves a U-value of around 1.2 W/m²K - roughly 60 percent better than the single-glazed timber sashes in many older Wicklow homes, and 30 percent better than mid-1990s estate-spec double glazing. For exposed coastal sites we typically recommend stepping up to triple glazed (0.8 W/m²K) on the seaward elevation - the acoustic benefit alone is worth it for homes near the seafront in Bray, Greystones and Arklow.
Free in-home survey across Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town, Arklow, Blessington and the rest of the county, booked for the earliest available appointment. Coastal Aluclad and triple glazing options as standard.
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