The work we do in Oadby
One of Leicestershire's most affluent suburbs. Large detached 1930s–1960s homes with wide bay windows and generous frontages on tree-lined avenues.
Many Oadby bays have structural pillars between the lights, so we check whether a bay is load-bearing before we quote. Triple-glazed anthracite bays and a composite door with side-lights are the usual spec here. Some streets fall under Article 4 directions for front alterations, and we tell you at survey if yours does.
The spec we fit most often in Oadby: Triple-glazed anthracite-grey bays + anthracite Conway composite with side-lights.
Detached 1930s mock-Tudor and 1950s/60s detached homes along the Stoughton and Gartree Roads, plus newer executive infill toward Glen Parva.
Oadby's deep bay windows often have structural pillars between sashes; we run a free survey to confirm whether bays are load-bearing before we quote.
Pockets of Oadby fall under Article 4 directions affecting front-facing alterations — we know which streets and will flag this during the survey.
Before your Oadby survey
Oadby shares the LE2 postcode with south Leicester and falls under Oadby and Wigston Borough Council. We work along the Stoughton and Gartree Roads and toward Glen Parva. Wide frontages mean entrance doors with side-lights are common, and we measure each side panel separately because older openings are rarely symmetrical. Triple glazing is priced at survey.