Glasgow, Lanarkshire,
Renfrewshire & Dunbartonshire
Scotland
Bespoke Joinery, Sash and Case Windows & Timber Doors in
Glasgow & North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, Dunbartonshire
Conservation Area Specialists in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire & Dunbartonshire
At Hilston and Bennett, we specialise in timber sash and case windows and bespoke timber doors for listed buildings and properties within conservation areas. Our handcrafted products combine traditional elegance with modern performance — ideal for restoring period homes while enhancing energy efficiency.
Glasgow’s Historic Architecture
The city of Glasgow is renowned for its rich architectural heritage, particularly its 19th-century Victorian tenements and early-20th-century “Glasgow Style” buildings influenced by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. These properties, often constructed in red or blond sandstone, are especially suited to traditional timber sash and case windows — a key feature in maintaining both the aesthetic and structural integrity of these buildings.
Following the introduction of the Clean Air Act in 1956, many Glasgow properties have been beautifully cleaned and restored, revealing their original façade. Restoring these buildings with authentic timber windows and doors ensures continued compliance with conservation guidelines while delivering improved insulation and durability.
North & South Lanarkshire
From the Victorian villas of Hamilton and Motherwell to the charming cottages and traditional sandstone homes across towns like Bothwell, Strathaven and Lanark, North and South Lanarkshire feature many designated conservation areas where traditional timber features are not just preferred — they’re often required. Our bespoke windows and doors meet council specifications and enhance the historic appeal of these unique properties, helping residents reduce energy bills without compromising character.
Renfrewshire
Home to towns such as Paisley, Bridge of Weir, Kilmacolm and Renfrew, Renfrewshire boasts an array of historic homes and tenements. Many fall within conservation areas where retaining authentic design features is essential. We provide conservation-compliant timber window and door solutions tailored to preserve these heritage buildings, while offering modern benefits such as double glazing and draught reduction.
Dunbartonshire
Across East and West Dunbartonshire — from Bearsden and Milngavie to Helensburgh and Dumbarton — we support homeowners in preserving the architectural integrity of their properties. Many areas here, particularly those influenced by early suburban expansion, are subject to conservation area controls. Our traditional sash and case windows are expertly designed to align with planning expectations, and we offer guidance and tailored packages to suit both private homeowners and commercial properties.
Why Choose Hilston and Bennett?
* Specialists in listed buildings and conservation areas
* Handcrafted timber sash & case windows and bespoke doors
* Custom solutions to help reduce energy bills
* Compliant with local authority conservation guidelines
* Servicing Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, Dunbartonshire and beyond
Preserve the past while protecting your future — get in touch to request a consultation.
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Joinery, Sash & Case Windows & Timber Doors in Glasgow Conservation Areas
Specialising in bespoke joinery and installing sash and case windows in Glasgow conservation areas:
Bridgeton Cross | (2015) | Park | (1970,1982, 1990) |
(2011) | Parkhead Cross | (2003, 2013)* | |
Carmunnock | (1986) | Pollok Park | (1995, 2016)* |
Crosshill | (1970-2012)* | Scotstoun | (1987) |
Dennistoun | (1975, 1990)* | Shawlands Cross | (2013) |
Dumbreck | (1975) | Snuffmill | (1975) |
East Pollokshields | (1975) | Strathbungo | (1973-1978)* |
Glasgow Central | (1973, 1984)* | St Vincent Crescent | (1975-1992)* |
Glasgow West | (1972-2011)* | Victoria Park | (1983) |
Govan | (2008, 2016)* | Walmer Crescent | (1975) |
Hazelwood | (2002) | West Pollokshields | (1973) |
Millbrae |
(1988) |
(1985,1991)* | |
Newlands | (1985) |
View Glasgow conservation area map by clicking here.
Joinery, Sash & Case Windows & Doors in North & S0uth Lanarkshire Conservation Areas
Specialising in bespoke joinery and installing sash and case windows in North Lanarkshire conservation areas:
Specialising in bespoke joinery and installing sash and case windows in South Lanarkshire conservation areas:
Biggar, Bothwell, Cambuslang, Carnwath, Coulter, Covington, Dalserf , Douglas , East Kilbride Village , Farme Cross – Cambuslang, Glassford , Hamilton Area 1, Hamilton Area , Hamilton – Burnbank Road, Hamilton – Castlehill Crescent, Lamington, Lanark, Leadhills, Lesmahagow, Maxwellton, New Lanark, Rosebank, Rutherglen, Sandford, Stonehouse, Strathaven, Uddingston – Douglas Gardens, Uddingston – Gardenside Avenue, Uddingston – Glasgow Road, Uddingston – Kylepark
Joinery, Sash & Case Windows & Timber Doors in Renfrewshire Conservation Areas
Specialising in bespoke joinery and installing sash and case windows and timber doors in Renfrewshire conservation areas:
Renfrewshire’s eight conservation areas are:
- Castlehead, Paisley
- Greenlaw, Paisley
- Houston
- Kilbarchan
- Lochwinnoch
- Ranfurly, Bridge of Weir
- Paisley Town Centre
- Thornly Park, Paisley
View Renfrewshire conservation area map by clicking here.
Joinery, Sash & Case Windows & Timber Doors in Dunbartonshire Conservation Areas
Specialising in bespoke joinery and installing sash and case windows in West Dunbartonshire conservation areas:
- Dumbarton town centre
- Kirktonhill
- Knoxland Square
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Specialising in bespoke joinery and installing sash and case windows in East Dunbartonshire conservation areas:
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Old Bearsden
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Westerton Garden Suburb
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Milngavie Town Centre
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Tannoch
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Cadder
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Clachan of Campsie
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Bardowie
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Baldernock
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Coltpark Avenue/Stuart Drive
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Balmuildy/Kirkintilloch Road
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Beech Road/Garngaber Avenue
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Central Kirkintilloch
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Milngavie Reservoirs
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South Lenzie
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