Glevum Windows

Glevum Windows is a supplier and installer of windows, doors, and sunrooms based in Gloucestershire. Gary Jones founded the company in Gloucester in 1984; in 2000, it moved its offices and showroom to Broadoak, near Newnham-on-Severn. That history helps explain its current offering: product selection, supply, and installation brought together for home-improvement projects.

The window range includes vinyl (uPVC) and aluminum models, casement windows, sliding-sash windows, timber-look profiles, and secondary glazing. The right choice depends on the home's style, the desired finish, and the needs of each opening. Glevum offers guidance and quotes so homeowners can compare options before ordering installation.

For doors, the catalog includes composite front and back doors, French doors, aluminum bifold doors, and sliding patio doors, as well as uPVC options. Integrated blinds and different glazing choices are also available. The range makes it possible to coordinate an entryway, a connection to the yard, and a home's windows as part of one project.

Glevum also works on sunrooms, porch enclosures, orangery-style additions, home extensions, and garden rooms. For an existing structure, it offers roof upgrades ranging from glass and flat roofs to solid or tiled finishes. The goal may be a new installation or a renovation that changes the light, insulation, or use of the space.

The smart range integrates Kubu sensors in selected products to report their status and send alerts to the user. Compatibility depends on the product chosen. Alongside those options, the showroom displays finishes, hardware, and configurations so customers can make decisions with more than a brochure or photograph to go on.

At Broadoak, the window and door showroom and Conservatory Village bring together installed sample sets in small room-like displays, along with full-size exhibition spaces. Visitors can compare profiles and finishes and request a demonstration of the smart range. Glevum can arrange visits outside regular hours and recommends calling before making the trip.

The company says it has been operating since 1984 and is FENSA-approved for window and door installation. It also publishes information about aftercare, recycling, and financing options subject to assessment and terms. For a homeowner planning a renovation, the practical advantage is having selection, supply, installation, and follow-up under one provider with its own Gloucestershire showroom.