Daimant is a family-run double glazing, door and conservatory installer based in Caerphilly, fitting homes across Caerphilly town, Bedwas, Trethomas, Llanbradach, Ystrad Mynach, Nelson and Machen. You get a free survey at your house, a fixed written quote and our own fitting team, and every window and door we install is FENSA registered.
- FENSA registered
- 10-year insurance-backed guarantee
- Fixed written quote
- Our own Caerphilly fitting team
Fitted by our own Caerphilly team







Who fits windows, doors and conservatories in Caerphilly?
Daimant fits replacement windows, front and back doors, patio doors and conservatories in Caerphilly, working from our own base in the town with our own surveyors and fitters and covering the wider county borough. Founder Florin Bruma runs the business as a family firm, so the people who quote are the people who answer the phone afterwards.
Finding a fitter you can trust is the hard part. You want someone who turns up to measure, gives a price that stays put and still answers after the last frame goes in. We give you a free survey, a fixed written quote with no obligation, and a 10-year guarantee that is insurance backed. Windows and doors meet PAS 24 and Secured by Design, and A+ rated double glazing is available.
Our range covers casement, flush sash, vertical sliding and tilt and turn windows, composite and uPVC doors, bifolds, and conservatories in Caerphilly with the LEKA warm roof or a full orangery.
- Daimant is based in Caerphilly and fits across the county borough with its own team.
- You get a free survey and a fixed written quote before any work starts.
- Windows and doors carry a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee and are FENSA registered.
- Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:30pm, on 029 2002 3280.
Which areas of Caerphilly county borough do you cover?
Daimant covers Caerphilly town and the villages around it, from Bedwas and Machen in the east to Abertridwr and Senghenydd up the Aber Valley, and north to Ystrad Mynach and Nelson. Surveys across this patch are booked from our Caerphilly office.
- Caerphilly town: we fit around the castle and out to the estates on the edge of town.
- Penyrheol: we cover the north-west edge of Caerphilly.
- Bedwas and Trethomas: both sit just east of the town.
- Machen: the village lies further along the Rhymney valley towards Newport.
- Llanbradach: it sits to the north of Caerphilly.
- Abertridwr and Senghenydd: we survey both villages in the Aber Valley.
- Ystrad Mynach and Nelson: we cover both, further north in the borough.
Some smaller villages are not listed here. Call us and we will tell you straight away whether we can survey yours. We also fit in Newport, Pontypridd, Penarth, Barry and Bridgend, and the city has its own page covering our Cardiff work.
What suits Caerphilly’s housing stock?
Caerphilly’s housing stock mixes older terraced houses, interwar and post-war semis, and newer estates, and each type suits a different window and door choice depending on its age, its openings and how it faces the street. The table sets out what we tend to look at on a survey for each one.
A common problem is a mismatch: new frames that look too heavy for an older front, or a door that does not suit the rest of the house. The survey is where we sort that out before anything is ordered.
| House type | What the survey checks | Options that often suit |
|---|---|---|
| Victorian and Edwardian terraces | Opening sizes, sills, a narrow front door and how much of the frame shows from the street | Flush sash or vertical sliding windows, a composite door in a heritage colour |
| Interwar and post-war semis | Bay windows, older uPVC or aluminium frames, back doors onto the garden | Casement windows, a uPVC or composite front door, patio or French doors at the back |
| Ex-local authority houses | Earlier replacement frames, draughts and condensation around the glass | A+ rated casement windows, a uPVC front and back door pair |
| Newer estates | Estate covenants, garden space for a conservatory, access to the rear | Bifold doors, a LEKA warm roof conservatory or an orangery |
Every house is measured individually, so treat the table as a starting point. You can see each style in more detail on our page about replacement windows.

Planning and conservation areas in Caerphilly
Caerphilly County Borough Council designates the conservation areas in the borough and publishes a map of them, so the council map is the first place to check before you change windows, doors or add a conservatory. Listed buildings need consent from the council for any of this work.
Replacement windows and doors like for like on an ordinary house outside a conservation area do not usually need planning permission. Because Daimant is FENSA registered, we notify building control for you and you receive the certificate.
A conservatory in Wales counts as permitted development when it meets the Welsh Government limits. The main ones are:
- no more than 4 metres in length or height, and not above the eaves of the house;
- eaves no higher than 3 metres if it sits within 2 metres of a boundary;
- no more than half the land around the original house covered;
- nothing beyond the front wall of the house, and side conservatories no wider than half the original house;
- in a conservation area, side conservatories no more than 3 metres and set back 1 metre.
Building regulations are a separate matter. Swapping a glass or polycarbonate roof for a solid one is normally treated as needing building control involvement, and our surveyor tells you on the day whether your job needs sign-off. That applies to the LEKA roofs fitted locally by our team, which reach a U-value as low as 0.15 W/m2K.
What do Caerphilly customers typically pay?
Caerphilly window, door and conservatory prices depend on size, style and specification, so Daimant gives you a fixed written price after a free survey and does not publish a price list. The national benchmarks below, all from Checkatrade, give you a sense of scale.
| Item | National price range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| uPVC casement window | £350 to £520 per window | Checkatrade, windows, July 2026 |
| Three-bed house, about 12 casements | About £7,500 | Checkatrade, windows, July 2026 |
| uPVC sash window | £700 to £1,500 per window | Checkatrade, windows, July 2026 |
| Composite door, supplied and fitted, basic, no glass | About £1,600 to £2,400 | Checkatrade, composite doors, August 2024 |
| uPVC front door, door only | £350 to £950 | Checkatrade, composite doors, August 2024 |
| uPVC lean-to conservatory, 3.5 m x 3.5 m | £9,000 to £11,500 | Checkatrade, conservatories, June 2026 |
| Conservatory roof replacement | Around £10,000 | Checkatrade, conservatories, June 2026 |
Your quote is worked out for your house rather than from an average. Glazing, hardware, colour and access all move the figure, and the survey is how we pin it down. For a closer look at door options and what changes the price, see our front doors.
Recent projects in Caerphilly
Daimant’s recent installation photos sit in one place, our gallery of fitted windows, doors and conservatories, which shows real jobs by our own team across the areas we cover in the borough. We are adding Caerphilly project write-ups with the village and the products fitted.
Seeing finished work helps you picture the result on your own house. Ask on the survey and we can talk you through similar jobs we have done.
Why choose a Caerphilly-based installer?
A Caerphilly-based installer gives you survey, fitting and aftercare from one local team, which means one point of contact from the first visit to any follow-up call about your guarantee. Daimant handles all three stages itself, and its own staff do the work.
A local firm stays easy to reach after the job as well as during it. A small adjustment to a door or a question about a guarantee is a phone call to the office that quoted you. The fitters who arrive are our own, and they work to the survey notes made at your house. We also explain how deposit protection and our guarantees work before you sign anything.
Some people search for us as “Diamond Windows” or “Diamant Doors”. It is the same Caerphilly family firm, Daimant.

How to book a survey in Caerphilly
Booking a Caerphilly survey takes three steps: you call or send an enquiry, we measure and talk through options at your house, and you receive a fixed written quote for the work. Nothing is ordered until you accept it.
Free survey at your house
We measure every opening, check access and planning points, and talk you through frames, colours and glass.
Fixed written quote
You get a written price and your surveyor gives you the timetable in writing. There is no obligation to go ahead.
Reviews from Caerphilly customers
Daimant’s customer reviews are on our Google Business Profile, where you can read what homeowners say about the survey, the fitting and the aftercare before you decide whether to book. You can search for Daimant on Google to see them in full.
Reviews are the best check on any installer. Read a few before your survey, and ask us about anything you see there.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, it is. Some people search for us as Diamond Windows or Diamant Doors, and the company is Daimant, a family-run installer based in Caerphilly, on 029 2002 3280.
You do not usually need to for like-for-like replacements. Daimant is FENSA registered, so we notify building control and you receive the certificate. A listed building or a property in a conservation area can need council consent, so check the council’s conservation area map first.
Grants for double glazing in Wales are uncommon and usually form part of a wider energy package. The Welsh Government Nest scheme focuses on insulation and heating for eligible households, and ECO4 runs until 31 December 2026 but rarely includes windows. You should check the official pages, as schemes change.
Yes. We measure each opening individually and can suggest flush sash or vertical sliding windows that keep the look of an older front. The survey covers sills, reveals and anything else that affects the fit.
We give a fixed written price after a free survey rather than a phone estimate. Sizes, access and specification all change the figure, and we can only see those at your house. The survey is free and carries no obligation.

