Installed by Prime Windows
Explore real examples of windows, doors, conservatories, warm roofs and exterior improvements installed by Prime across the West Midlands.
Warm-roof installation in progressSelected installations
A successful installation should suit the property, work smoothly and finish neatly. These examples show how colour, proportion, glazing and surrounding materials influence the result.
Replacement windows
A whole-house window project needs consistency as well as reliable operation. Frame colour, sightlines, opening sections and the proportions of each window all need to work together across the property.
Entrance doors
The black composite door and full-height glazed side panels form one balanced entrance. The dark frame creates a strong contrast with the brickwork while the glass brings light into the hallway.
Warm roofs
The finished roof gives the conservatory a more substantial appearance while retaining the existing footprint and glazed walls. Roof shape, drainage, exterior finish and the interior ceiling all formed part of the project.
More installation details
These photographs include completed work and clearly identified installation-stage views, giving a more honest picture of the range of work Prime undertakes.
A made-to-measure white frame follows the proportions of this characterful opening.
Fixed and opening sections are balanced to provide outlook, daylight and practical ventilation.
A compact dark casement combines controlled ventilation with patterned privacy glass.
Patterned glazing brings in daylight while limiting the view through the window.
Smaller opening sections provide ventilation without interrupting the broad central glazed area.
White glazing bars add detail that sits comfortably with the brickwork and planting.
Carefully positioned bars give this compact window a more traditional appearance.
Square lead detailing adds a traditional finish to this white window.
Decorative toplights add character without reducing the clear glazed area below.
A rich red composite door fitted neatly within a white frame and brick opening.
A practical white entrance door with glazing that brings daylight into the home.
A coordinated set of white frames creates a bright, balanced garden-facing elevation.
A black frame gives the wide glazed opening a clean, contemporary finish.
Slim dark frames provide broad garden views while the doors are closed.
The folding panels stack to one side to create a generous route between the room and garden.
Tile lines, hips and roof-edge details brought together across the existing conservatory footprint.
A clean internal ceiling gives the conservatory the feel of a more permanent room.
An installation-stage view showing the work involved before the final roof finish is completed.
Fresh white fascias, soffits and guttering provide a clean finish around the roof edge.
Black roofline components coordinated with the tiles and exterior materials.
A brown finish selected to sit comfortably with the brickwork and existing roof.
What matters in the finished work
The photographs are useful, but your home will have its own openings, materials and practical requirements. Prime confirms the specification after discussing the property and surveying the proposed work.
Frames, panels and opening sections should sit naturally within the elevation.
Trims, seals, hardware and surrounding details contribute to the final appearance.
The right product must work for the room, access requirements and household.