Our Achievements

We won the British Made Award for Best Sustainable Timber Window Company. This award highlights our leadership in sustainable manufacturing.

This nomination reflects our commitment to sustainable practices. We continue to strive for excellence in responsible sourcing and energy-efficient window manufacturing.

At the G23 Awards, we were finalists for New Product of the Year. This nomination highlights our innovation in the glazing industry. We continue to develop new products that improve energy efficiency while maintaining heritage-sensitive designs.

Winning the British Made Award for Best Timber Window and Door Manufacturer is a significant achievement. This award celebrates our dedication to producing the highest quality timber products, crafted in the UK and built to last.

Our nomination as finalists in the National Fenestration Awards, voted for by industry professionals, confirms our status as one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of timber windows and doors.

Our timber windows were shortlisted for Best Windows at the Build It Awards. This shortlisting recognises our ability to create durable, aesthetically pleasing, and energy-efficient windows for both heritage and modern homes.

Gowercroft Joinery are pleased to announced that we have been shortlisted for the prestigious British Woodworking Federation Heritage Project of the Year awards. The renovation of an historic mews building into a highly energy efficient Passiv-Haus utilising our vacuum glazing Heritage windows and doors.

Our Templeton House project was also shortlisted for the Made in Midlands Award. This recognition highlights how we combine traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to restore historic properties while meeting modern performance standards.

Gowercroft Joinery won the BWF Heritage Project of the Year for our work on the Mews House Deep Retrofit Project, designed by Prewett Bizley, specialists in PassivHaus and retrofit architecture. This project required high thermal performance, long life expectancy, and a timber aesthetic similar to the original multi-pane windows.

Gowercroft Joinery are proud to announce that we have won the ‘Family Business of the Year’ category of the prestigious 2021 Midlands Business Awards.

One of Gowercroft’s flagship projects, a Grade II Listed mansion and former home of Sir Winston Churchill has been shortlisted for the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Awards in the ‘Woodworking Project of the Year’ Award category.

We are very proud to announce that our Sales Office Manager, Kenlee Harris, has been shortlisted for ‘Rising Star’, a new category of the awards which recognises individuals whose hard work and dedication has made a real difference.

Gowercroft Joinery has won a national award from the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) for the design, manufacture and installation of over 300 items including heritage windows and internal joinery at Templeton House, a Grade II listed property in London.

Timber doors and windows manufacturer Gowercroft has been shortlisted for ‘Excellence in Innovation Award’ in this year’s Derby Telegraph Business Awards, an annual event which celebrates the county’s best companies!

Our new window range designed specifically for the heritage and conservation market have been shortlisted for the Build It Awards in the “Best Window” category.

At a star-studded event held on 22nd September 2017 at the Hilton London Bankside and hosted by comedian Marcus Brigstock, Gowercroft overcame competition from other joinery companies, as well as PVCu and Aluminium manufacturers, to scoop the prestigious Build It award for Best Windows.

Our new window range designed specifically for the heritage and conservation market have been shortlisted for the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Awards in the Product Innovation category.

Gowercroft apprentice Oliver Walker has scooped the ‘Apprentice of the Year’ prize in the prestigious British Woodworking Federation’s (BWF) awards.

Gowercroft apprentice Oliver Walker has scooped the ‘Apprentice of the Year’ prize in the prestigious British Woodworking Federation’s (BWF) awards.