Positive outlook for window business following council’s funding support

Monday 14 September 2026

A local window business who has recently moved their premises to Bridgend County Borough have been awarded funding and support from Bridgend County Borough Council.

Futureglaze Windows Ltd is a family-run business that has been operating since 1988, supplying and installing a wide range of UPVC and aluminium windows and doors. They also offer services to install guttering systems, fascia board and repair services for windows and doors from other companies alongside their own.

For over 30 years, the business operated in the Rhondda from Gelli Industrial Estate, but expansion was no longer feasible as the company grew, which resulted in them relocating to Ewenny Industrial Estate in Bridgend.

The company was awarded a Shared Prosperity Fund Business Development Grant in January 2026 to support the move into their new premises, enabling them to equip the office and showroom with the necessary IT, furniture and storage for the factory. A total of eight full-time jobs have been safeguarded and two full-time roles have been created as a result of this funding.

The future plans for the business include increased turnover by attracting more customers to the new premises and showroom, allowing them to experience their full range of products firsthand. They also plan to grow their partnerships with local authorities and organisations, including Care & Repair (particularly the Bridgend branch), local letting agents, care homes, and similar sectors.

By expanding their customer base and strengthening these relationships, they aim to secure a steady stream of contract work and further establish their presence within the region.

“The funding that we’ve had from the council has opened up many opportunities for us and allowed us to expand our reach by moving to Bridgend. It’s been so helpful for us and our new location is easily accessible for our customers across south Wales. We are so thankful for the council’s support in our plans and are very excited to see where Futureglaze goes from here.”
“I am delighted to hear that Futureglaze Windows has had this funding opportunity and been able to bring their base of operations to Bridgend. This support is another shining example of how the council has helped businesses in the county borough to develop and grow further. If you run a business within Bridgend, I would encourage you to get in touch about our available grants; there is plenty of support available.”

To find out more about our current funding and grants, you can visit our business page.

Funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

(L-R) Councillor John Spanswick, Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council, Rebecca Dean, Managing Director at Futureglaze Windows, Councillor Elaine Winstanley, Deputy Mayor of Bridgend County Borough Council and Tom Robinson, Director at Futureglaze Windows at a recent visit at the premises on Ewenny Industrial Estate, Bridgend.
(L-R) Councillor John Spanswick, Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council, Rebecca Dean, Managing Director at Futureglaze Windows, Councillor Elaine Winstanley, Deputy Mayor of Bridgend County Borough Council and Tom Robinson, Director at Futureglaze Windows at a recent visit at the premises on Ewenny Industrial Estate, Bridgend.

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