Joinery for Listed & Heritage Buildings
At Dovetail Joinery, we create bespoke timber windows and doors for listed and heritage buildings, carefully matching original designs while upgrading performance. We specialise in using Slimline Heritage Double Glazed Units to replace single glazing, with fine glazing beads and slim sightlines that preserve the building’s character. All joinery is made to order in traditional hardwoods such as Sapele, oak or Accoya®. We also provide detailed drawings of section sizes and profiles for planning applications, ensuring our work meets conservation requirements while delivering lasting quality and craftsmanship.
Joinery for Listed & Heritage Buildings
Bespoke Timber Windows & Doors for Listed and Heritage Buildings
Across Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire & the Cotswolds.
At Dovetail Joinery, we specialise in the design and creation of bespoke timber windows and doors for listed buildings and heritage properties throughout Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, and the Cotswolds. With a deep respect for period architecture, we craft new joinery that matches existing details exactly like-for-like, meeting both aesthetic and conservation requirements.
We offer discreet upgrades such as Slimline Heritage Double Glazed Units to replace single glazing, carefully maintaining the original appearance with very thin glazing beads and fine sightlines. Every component is made to order using quality timbers like Sapele, oak, Accoya, or other specified hardwoods.
Our team can also provide detailed section drawings and joinery profiles where needed for planning applications or listed building consent, ensuring a smooth process from design to approval.
Whether you need traditional sash windows, casements, panelled doors, or custom heritage joinery, we deliver handcrafted solutions that preserve your property’s historic character while offering lasting quality and subtle performance improvements.
Choose Dovetail Joinery for bespoke timber windows and doors built with care, precision, and a deep understanding of heritage craftsmanship.
