FAQs from Double Glazing Door and Window Fitters

How do I select the type and style of windows and doors for my home?

Our specialists will use their expertise to help make your selection in the comfort of your own home. In addition to choosing the most appropriate style for each window and door, you will be able to discuss your requirements for the number of openings, glazing options and handles as well as ventilation and security options.

What will it cost me?

Every window and door is specially made to measure for your home; therefore, the cost has to be calculated. Our specialists will take measurements and note all your requirements. You will be given an accurate estimate and be advised of a delivery date and installation period.

What about any unusual installation requirements?

Your new windows and doors will be installed neatly, accurately and above all expertly, ensuring a perfect fit and finish all round. Every installation is fully checked to ensure your complete satisfaction.

Glass and frames are cleaned inside and out to give a sparkling finish. All the old frames and debris are completely cleared away, and every room is left tidy. Unless any structural work has been carried out, there is rarely any damage to the surrounding décor. So the rooms are immediately ready for your reuse as soon as they are vacated by the fitters.

What happens next?

First, stand back and glow with pride as you look at your home resplendent with its new uPVC windows and doors. Next, watch the admiring glances from your neighbours as you relax with the comfort of not only being protected from the worst the British weather can throw at you but also the protection of a full 10-year part and labour guarantee that accompanies your new window installation.

Are you members of any reputable trade organisations?

Yes, we are and have been a member of the Fair Trades organisation for over 20 years now. This is a reputable organisation that specialises in protecting consumers in the UK against rogue traders of all types.

We are also members of FENSA, which is the Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme. It is set up by the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF), with Government encouragement, in response to new building regulations.