Heritage windows and doors, approved first time.

The complete toolkit for homeowners replacing windows and external doors in listed buildings — written by a specialist with twelve years of Listed Building Consent experience.

You've been told you "can't touch the windows" — and you're not sure whether that's a hard rule or someone being cautious.

You've started on the council planning portal and given up halfway through.

You've had three quotes for replacement, all wildly different, and you can't tell which company actually understands listed buildings.

Sound Familiar?

You want to upgrade your home's thermal efficiency and security. But the information is conflicting, and you don't know what's likely to be allowed. Listed Building Consent shouldn't be a maze — but it's the first time most homeowners run into the system, and the system isn't built for first-time users. Manufacturers want to sell you windows. Conservation officers want the building protected. Planners want the paperwork to be right. No one is there to help you make sense of it.

That's where I can help.

Window Woman is a specialist guidance service for owners of listed buildings and properties in conservation areas — from a quick sense-check to a full application, depending on what you need.

01 — Heritage specialist, plain-English

Over a decade of LBC experience translated into language that makes sense.

02 — Proposals built around your budget

We start with the requirements and tailor that to the budget, then I work with specialist heritage joiners to put together a proposal that fits — windows, application, and installation all in one conversation.

03 — From first call to installed windows

I can manage the whole project — the consent application, the workshop conversations, the timeline — so you don't have to.