Latest News From ERW Joinery
CHRISTMAS Open Weekend - Enjoy up to 10% off our entire range of High Performance Windows, Doors & Renovation Services *
13th November 2011
Visit us during our Christmas Weekend and enjoy up to 10% off our entire range - with a festive helping of minced pies and mulled wine! Read More...
100% of ERW customers would recommend us!
10th October 2011
Throughout our 31 year heritage, ERW has always prided ourselves on excellent customer service Read More...
Appearance and security biggest drivers says national homeowner survey into window and door replacement
10th October 2011
A new national consumer poll has revealed that appearance and security are the 'most important factors' for home owners when buying new windows and doors. Read More...
Creating Kerb Appeal
10th October 2011
Unlike books, people do judge a house by its "cover". First impressions are extremely important whether owners want to impress visitors, keep up with the Jones', or sell the property Read More...
ERW Joins the National Made In Britain Campaign
1st September 2011
ERW has pledged its support to the recently launched Made In Britain campaign joining a growing number of manufacturers able to carry the new marque. Read More...
ERW Launches Customer Promise
28th August 2011
Many businesses have what they describe as a ‘charter’ or a ‘customer care policy’, and sadly these often fall short of the mark, with the reality of the services or products delivered a million miles away from the corporate promises made. Read More...
Glazing Products for the Best of Both Worlds
1st June 2011
A familiar part of our architectural heritage, the elegant proportions and charming aesthetic appeal of sash windows hold a special place in the UK. Their earliest known use was in the 17th Century at Chatsworth, Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace. Traditional glazing including stained glass and leaded lights are also a much loved part of our architectural landscape. But with a global focus on energy efficiency, the challenge for those involved in the window industry is how to aesthetically replicate traditional fenestration, while meeting the higher product performance demands expected today. Read More...
Historic Pele Tower
29th May 2011
A 16th century defensive dwelling tower, the Pele Tower in Cockle Park, Morpeth was converted into two dwellings in the 18th Century, and then later was acquired by Newcastle University for accommodation for its Agricultural research students. Read More...
On Going Regeneration at Hartlepool's Hospital of God
26th May 2011
An ancient charity in the old salt works village of Greatham, the Hospital of God was founded in 1273 and still dedicated to caring for those in need in the North East of England consisting residential care homes and almshouses. As local partners working closely with their Greatham Estate Office, ERW is involved on an ongoing basis with a number of projects. Most recently: Read More...
Regeneration to transform Middlesbrough's historic Grade 2 listed Custom House into state-of-the-art community centre
26th May 2011
ERW's specialist renovation team are coming to the end of a project to transform the historically sensitive Grade 2 listed Custom House in Middlesbrough into a state-of the-art community centre for young people. Read More...
