Windows & doors in Morley

A local team who turn up

Most window companies send a salesman to your door and a crew of strangers to fit. We do it differently. James owns Wortley Windows, and our own team fits your windows — on site, every job. Donna runs the office and sorts your quote, so you’re dealing with the same two people from the first call to the last screw.

We’re based a short drive away in Lower Wortley (LS12), so Morley is firmly on our patch. Morley is a market town in its own right, just south of Leeds, with a strong civic character and plenty of history in its streets. We know the housing: the stone-built Victorian terraces and semis around the centre, the bay-fronted fronts, and the newer detached and family homes out towards the edges. Different houses, different jobs — and they each need handling on their own terms.

Windows that suit a Morley stone house

Plenty of Morley homes are older stone-built terraces and semis, and that means the window openings often aren’t standard sizes. A modern replacement has to be measured and made to fit the stone reveal properly — no packing gaps out with filler and hoping for the best. That’s the part a careful fit gets right and a rushed one doesn’t.

Older housing like this also tends to be draughtier and harder to heat, and tired single-glazed or first-generation double-glazed units are usually a big reason why. Good uPVC windows with proper seals and modern glass make a stone house warmer and quieter without touching its character. If your front has a bay, a replacement bay window can be rebuilt to match the original lines.

James will talk you through the styles that suit your house — casements, sash-style looks, the lot — and tell you straight what’s worth doing and what isn’t.

Doors — front, back and through the garden

A solid front door changes how a house feels the moment you walk up to it. Composite doors are the popular choice now, and for good reason: they’re tough, well insulated and they hold their colour. Composite doors lead the UK door market by value, and on a Morley terrace a deep heritage colour against the stone looks the part.

We fit back doors, French doors and patio doors too, and bi-fold doors if you’re opening the back of the house onto the garden. Whatever the job, our own team fits it, so there’s no gap between the people who quote it and the people who hang it. Have a look at the full range of doors we fit across Leeds.

What it costs — a rough guide, not a quote

Prices depend on the size of the opening, the style and the glass, so the only real number is the one James gives you after a proper look. As a rough guide, not a quote, these are typical UK supplied-and-fitted figures:

• uPVC window — around £900 to £1,500
• Composite front door — around £1,500 to £2,500
• Bay window — around £1,500 to £3,500
• Bi-fold doors — from around £3,000 to £10,000+
• Whole house (a 3-bed semi, 8 to 10 windows) — around £5,000 to £12,000

If you’d rather not pay in one go, you can spread the cost with finance. We’ll always give you the honest number first and let you decide.

Properly certified, properly guaranteed

We’re CERTASS certified, which is a government-authorised competent-person scheme — the equivalent of FENSA. It means we register your new windows and doors and self-certify them to Building Regulations, so there’s no separate application to the council and no extra paperwork landing on you. Every installation comes with a 10-year guarantee, and after 20-plus years in the trade we stand behind what we fit. We’re rated 5.0 out of 5 across 72 five-star reviews.

Closer to home, we sponsor Norristhorpe Juniors FC and have supported the Raising Smiles charity — we’re a local family business, and we like to put something back where we work.

Areas we cover around Morley

As well as Morley, we fit windows and doors across Leeds — Pudsey, Bramley, Armley, Kirkstall, Horsforth, Farsley, Stanningley and Calverley, and right back to our home patch in Lower Wortley (LS12). If you’re nearby and not sure whether we reach you, give us a ring and ask.