Keeping Draughts at Bay in the Historic Old Mill
Bespoke, slimline, removable secondary glazing installed to address draughts in winter in a historic mill located in a conservation area with arch windows.
About from company website
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing specialises in crafting custom secondary glazing solutions for heritage properties, including Grade I and II listed buildings, churches, schools, and historic estates. The company focuses on preserving the beauty and character of these unique buildings while improving their comfort by reducing noise, draughts, and heating costs. Their bespoke systems are meticulously measured and handcrafted in-house to ensure a perfect fit for any window shape or size, maintaining the original aesthetic of the property.
Storm's approach involves a skilled in-house team of surveyors, manufacturers, and office staff, ensuring a seamless process from initial survey to final installation, with no third-party complications. The company highlights the benefits of their secondary glazing, including significant reductions in heating costs (up to 60%) and noise pollution (up to 40%), while also preserving the building's character. Their installations are designed to be fully reversible, discreet, and easy to maintain.
Storm prides itself on a tailored approach, treating each building and client individually, which has led to a strong reputation built on referrals. They work closely with clients to provide informed decisions about their properties, ensuring both comfort and conservation are met.
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Project experience from company website
Improving Warmth and Comfort at the Royal Hospital Chelsea
Low reflectivity glass and adapted solutions for easy window opening were used to address heat loss from bedrooms in a historic hospital (Grade I and Grade II listed), ensuring it was not seen from outside and involved minimal intervention inside.
Maintaining Aesthetics at the Historic Dockyard Chatham
Slimline secondary glazing installed into staff beads to address cold and draughts affecting building occupants, blending in with surroundings and being completely unobtrusive at a scheduled ancient monument.
Creating a Quieter, Warmer Georgian Town House
Handmade frames and innovative curved secondary glazing were used to address noise pollution and heat retention in a Georgian period home with curved window glass and frames, complying with conservation guidelines.
A Customised Solution for a 17th-Century Manor House
Individual tailor-made secondary glazing was provided for each window of a historic country house with windows of various shapes and sizes and internal shutters, to address cold and draughts.
Conserving Original Casements at Brook House
Bespoke horizontal sliding units were installed on all casements at a period terraced cottage in a conservation area to address draughts and noise pollution, preserving the building's character.
Reducing Traffic Noise at Indigo Hotel, Bath
Bath city centre
Secondary glazing was installed to reduce traffic noise at a hotel located in Bath city centre.
Upgrading the Customer Experience at Abbey Hotel, Bath
Secondary glazing was installed to upgrade the customer experience at a hotel located a short walk from Pulteney Bridge and the Roman Baths.
Increasing Energy Efficiency at The Coffin Works, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Secondary glazing was installed to increase energy efficiency at The Coffin Works, formerly the Newman Brothers Factory.
Reducing Energy Costs at Cranbrook Vestry Hall, Kent
Kent
Secondary glazing was installed to reduce energy costs at the newly restored Cranbrook Vestry Hall, which serves as a hub for rural community life.
Improving Visitor Comfort at Y Porth Mawr, Caernarfon
Caernarfon
Secondary glazing was installed to improve visitor comfort at Y Porth Mawr.
Elevating the Guest Experience at the Randolph Hotel, Oxford
Oxford
Secondary glazing was installed to elevate the guest experience at the Randolph Hotel, known for its role in the TV series Inspector Morse.
Accreditations from company website
- Cadw
- English Heritage
- Historic Scotland
- National Trust
- SPAB
- The Crown Estate
- The Landmark Trust
- The Georgian Group
Clients mentioned from company website
Cadw, English Heritage, Historic Scotland, National Trust, SPAB, The Crown Estate, The Landmark Trust, The Georgian Group, Old Mill, Royal Hospital Chelsea, Historic Dockyard Chatham, Georgian Town House and 14 others.
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What does Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing do?
Bespoke secondary glazing specialists for historic, period and listed properties. Handcrafted in the UK and installed nationwide to improve comfort discreetly. Their listed services include Glazing, Windows & doors and Restoration & heritage.
Where is Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing based?
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing is registered at Unit2 James Scott Road, Halesowen, West Midlands, B63 2QT, in West Midlands.
What areas does Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing cover?
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing states that it works across Nationwide.
How many people work at Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing?
Accounts filed for the year to 2023 report 21 employees.
What is Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing's turnover?
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £570k and £1.5m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing still trading?
Companies House lists Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-12-31.
What accreditations does Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing hold?
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing displays Cadw, English Heritage, Historic Scotland, National Trust, SPAB and The Crown Estate on its website.
What sectors does Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing work in?
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing works in Residential, Commercial and Public.
When was Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing established?
Storm Bespoke Secondary Glazing was incorporated on 2000-09-22.