Bereco

Bereco develops made-to-measure timber windows and doors from its Rotherham base, serving homeowners as well as architects, builders, and window installers. The company began trading in 2003 and describes its work as a combination of design, manufacturing, and specialist supply. Customers can choose supply only or supply and installation, making the service adaptable to renovations, new construction, and replacement projects.

Window styles include flush and lipped casements, sliding sash windows, and tilt-and-turn systems. The door range covers entrance doors, French doors, bi-fold doors, and sliding patio doors. Each family can be specified around dimensions, architectural style, and finish, with choices in hardware, paint, stain, moldings, and profiles to coordinate the joinery with the building’s exterior.

Timber is the technical and visual starting point for the range. Bereco says it uses engineered softwoods and hardwoods from FSC- or PEFC-certified sources, along with coating systems and architectural hardware. For glazed products, customers can review double- and triple-glazing options and the U-values published by the company; specifications are selected to fit the design and project requirements.

Projects often begin with a design consultation. Bereco asks for exterior photos and approximate measurements to prepare initial guidance, and offers virtual consultations, showroom visits, and a home consultation when the project calls for one. Trade professionals can access specification resources, drawings, technical materials, samples, and documentation covering certifications, warranties, and care.

Bereco offers supply-only orders as well as projects that include removal of existing windows or doors and installation of the new ones. That distinction matters in a renovation: some customers already have an installer, while others prefer to coordinate design, manufacturing, and fitting with one supplier. The company works with homeowners and construction professionals, defining the scope, measurements, finishes, and timing at the outset.

The company publishes a 10-year warranty and a 60-year life expectancy for its products; these are manufacturer statements and remain subject to the applicable terms for each range. It also reports U-values independently assessed by the British Fenestration Rating Council for certain configurations. In a period home, new build, or property with conservation requirements, those specifications help customers compare thermal performance, appearance, and maintenance needs.

Bereco’s showroom and head office are at Unit 5 Aspen Court in Centurion Business Park, Rotherham. Visits are booked in advance, while the team handles phone inquiries on weekdays. For anyone comparing timber windows, the company brings bespoke manufacturing, design guidance, and supply or installation options together; the key is to define the building type, openings, and expected performance before choosing a configuration.