The work we do in Oakham
Oakham is the county town of Rutland, a small market town close to Rutland Water.
Oakham's centre is full of stone period houses, so the look of a new door or window matters as much as its rating. Out at Barleythorpe and the newer estates the job is simpler: like-for-like replacements of the builders' frames.
Stone and brick period houses around the Market Place and castle, Edwardian and interwar homes along the main roads, and later estates at Barleythorpe and on the edges of town.
Period stone houses in central Oakham often have deep reveals, so we measure the full depth and choose a frame that sits back like the original.
Central Oakham is a conservation area and contains many listed buildings. Listed homes need consent before any window or door change, and we will advise you to check with Rutland County Council first.
Before your Oakham survey
We cover the LE15 district, including Barleythorpe, Langham, Cottesmore, Whissendine and Uppingham. Rutland County Council handles planning, and listed homes need consent before any change. Every quote is free and given in writing after a home visit.