Based in Dudley, it’s easy sometimes to forget that in the town, there’s so much more to see and do when not visiting the DW Windows HQ or showrooms. We’ve become fond of some of the area’s lesser-known attractions and somewhat feel obligated to share them and, in effect, give back to the local community.
So when we’re not helping homeowners make their home the best it can be, we’re most likely doing one of these:
1. Visit DW Windows
If you live in or around the Dudley area and are in need of upgrading your home’s security, energy efficiency, or style, then why not visit our showroom? Our trained staff can help you find the perfect type of home improvement to suit your needs. We have a vast assortment of windows, doors, and even extensions like conservatories and orangeries to fit almost any type of Dudley home, new or old.
Our finance options allow you to pay in a way that better suits your budget, and with our offers page, you’re sure to find a great deal. With DW Windows, you can have total peace of mind. Our aftersales team and dedicated customer portal keep you up to date with the latest updates on your installation with online notifications. By calling us on 01902 661779 and hitting the 3rd option, you can speak to one of our real customer service staff for further enquiries and help.
2. Dudley Zoo and Castle
A 40-acre zoo found within the prestigious grounds of the Dudley Castle estate, Dudley Zoo and Castle has been welcoming fans of all things cute and furry through its doors since 1937. Many of the animals featured in the zoological garden’s collection form part of an international breeding programme intent on preserving certain endangered species. At the zoo, you’ll find Asiatic Lions, Tibetan Red Pandas, and more, and when you’re done, you can always pay a visit to the corresponding 11th-century castle.
3. Duncan Edwards Statue
Memorialising one of the town’s greatest footballers who played for Manchester United as well as the national team but was tragically taken too soon, the Duncan Edwards statue can be found in the town centre. With a career of just 5 years, Edwards was able to help United win two Football League championships, truly solidifying himself as a local hero.
4. Black Country Living Museum
Successfully relaying the storied history of the various Black Country towns, at the museum, you’ll be able to visit and explore over 50 authentic workshops, houses, and shops, replicating times gone by. There’s also the chance to take a trip on the tram, explore an underground mine, and generally step into the past on a fun day out for the whole family.
5. Saltwell Local Nature Reserve
Located in the Netherton area of Dudley’s Metropolitan Borough, Saltwells local nature reserve offers those who visit beautifully picturesque landscapes and thriving wildlife. There are 16 species of Dragonfly alone, making the reserve one of the best places in the country to visit for these insects. Who knows what else you’ll discover upon visiting one of the UK’s largest urban nature reserves, covering a whopping 247 acres?
7. Priory Park
Named after the Old Priory of St James’s, Priory Park was opened in 1932 and features various remains of the original 18th-century structure to view. The site very recently enjoyed a reformation thanks to a £1.8 million investment donated by the Heritage Lottery Fund, now regularly hosting events and social gatherings.
Dudley: The home of DW Windows and so much more
As you can see, there’s plenty to see and do in our little town of Dudley. Once you’ve finished improving your home via the use of new windows, doors, and conservatories, we’d highly recommend visiting some of them. For more information, call us free on 01902 661779 or send us an online message.
Paul's journey in the industry has been comprehensive, having served in various roles across different window and door companies in both manufacturing and installations. From fitting and surveying to even making his own glass, his extensive experience has honed his expertise. Paul's expertise in the industry is second to none making him a go-to person of this business as well as colleagues within the wider industry. (It's a true story that Pauls initials are actually PVC!!).
This wealth of knowledge is invaluable in helping homeowners choose DW Windows Ltd for their next home improvement project.
Working closely with the rest of the DW Windows team, Paul has helped homeowners in Wolverhampton, Birmingham, and the rest of the West Midlands improve their properties with beautiful windows, doors, and extensions.
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