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Ramage Young Design Ltd

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WGS Glazing is a one-stop shop for any aspect of glazing – from luxurious roof lights to stylish doors and replacement windows. We can also install beautiful orangeries and conservatories that will revolutionise the look and feel of any home.

Founded by experienced double-glazing installer Richard Wharram and Ed Wheldon, our mission is to provide affordable and amazing property transformations for homeowners in Hull & East Yorkshire.

Having forged close relationships with some of the UK’s biggest and best glazing manufacturers, we can supply stylish home improvements at a price you can afford.

We pride ourselves on the superb personal service we offer and will always treat you as a valued customer, not a contract number.

With the majority of our work generated by referrals from happy customers, having a good reputation is critical to our success. To give you added peace of mind, we are FENSA-registered and our entire product portfolio is protected by an insurance-backed guarantee.

Put 25 years’ experience to the test and let us turn your grand design into a reality – get in touch for a free quote now!

WGS Glazing

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WGS Glazing is an independent home improvement specialist which can boast more than 25 years’ experience of installing double glazing windows in Hull and East Yorkshire. A one-stop shop for anything to do with glazing; we can supply and fit contemporary composite doors, uPVC windows, orangeries, conservatories, fascia and soffits.

Making your home healthier

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From regular handwashing to reduced physical contact, people are adopting more and more ways to ensure they stay safe and healthy during the pandemic. But, did you know there are changes you can make to your home to help with this that go beyond basic hygiene and social distancing.

In our latest #StaySafeWithMyGlazing article, we’re going to look at how you can make your home as healthy as possible – helping to safeguard you, your family, friends and anyone that enters your property.

Health and wellbeing in the home are of increasing importance to homeowners now, yet despite this, some may still be surprised by the direct impact windows and doors and conservatories can have on their quality of life. For example, access to natural light and air quality are all affected by your glazing, especially if your windows, doors or conservatories are more than twenty years old.

The impact of natural light on personal wellbeing

During lockdown, 12% of people have made changes to their property to increase the amount of natural light in the home. This is largely due to its proven benefits for our mental health and wellbeing. Increased exposure to natural lighting can also reduce symptoms associated with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). The body releases serotonin – the ‘happy hormone’ – during prolonged periods in natural light. Just 30 minutes a day is enough to meet the average daily requirements.

With this in mind, it is important to include sources of natural light into your home’s interior design. Choosing skylight, lightwell or fanlight windows for your will allow natural light to flood your loft or extension living spaces, as well as in difficult to light spaces such as hallways and staircases. Similarly, large windows that face the sun during daylight hours, bifold doors, conservatories and orangeries can help you to reap the benefits of natural light within your home.

Help establish a routine

Natural light is also one of the most effective tools for regulating the body’s internal clock. Allowing the sun to wake you up in the morning is one of the least disruptive ways of starting a new day. Having windows within the bedroom that face the direction the sun rises can help with this.

Of course, with early starts for work and darker mornings during the winter months, this isn’t always possible. Nevertheless, spending just one hour a day in natural sunlight can improve sleep quality and make your morning routine that much easier.

Energy savings in the home

Installing modern glazing can not only allow natural light into a room, it can also reduce your energy costs and provide many wellbeing benefits. Did you know that up to 24% of heat energy can leave a house through inefficient glazing? This means having energy-efficient windows and doors in a property significantly contributes to the warmth and comfort of a home further improving the health and lifestyle.

As well as preventing heat loss in your home, modern energy efficient glazing can also assist with heating your home. This is known as Solar gain and is an effective form of passive heating as heat rays from the sun is are able to pass through the glass in a window or door and heat the building itself, further contributing to energy savings in the home.

Ventilation

It’s important that your home has access to proper ventilation and a stream of fresh air during the pandemic. Whilst the summer months are great for opening up a window, when winter descends, temperatures drop and we experience more rainy days, cracking open a window just doesn’t seem neither appropriate or appealing.

Trickle ventilator at top of window frame with airflow

That’s why ensuring your windows have trickle vents can see you reap the benefits of fresh air and good ventilation. Trickle vents are small openings in a window that allow a small amount of air to pass from one side of the window to the other, enabling an easy air flow without having to open your window or door. They can also reduce condensation and moisture in the air which can lead to mould further impacting health and in particular respiratory illnesses.

If you are improving your home to make your home healthier, we’d love to see it, so make sure you tag us on Instagram and Twitter using @MyGlazing. And if you do need to hire a home improvement company, read our Safe Guide to ensure you keep you, your family, friends and your tradespeople safe during these unusual times.

How to keep a conservatory cool in summer

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Conservatories are bright, airy spaces you can enjoy in all seasons, however, an overheated conservatory can spoil the fun. Discover our tips to reduce heat and keep cool this summer.

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There is a reason the conservatory is so popular as a home extension – this versatile glazed extension has endless design possibilities and can be adapted to any lifestyle.

An abundance of glazed surfaces bathe the conservatory in natural light. Yet with sunlight comes heat! Energy-efficient glazing is designed to minimise heat lost through windows, however, if this heat becomes trapped overheating can become an issue.

Luckily there are several things you can do to ensure your conservatory reduces its heat and remains a cool and relaxing place over summer.

Ventilate your conservatory well

 

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Air trapped in a conservatory is a surefire recipe for overheating. The most obvious way to reduce the chance of a ‘greenhouse effect’ occurring is to ensure air can circulate easily between the indoors and outdoors.

There are many ways to ventilate your conservatory – from the rapid purge ventilation of simply opening a window or door, to passive background ventilation via permanent roof vents or trickle ventilators in windows.

Adequate ventilation will help keep your conservatory cool in hot weather – but that’s not all it will do. It will also ensure airborne moisture and pollutants are regularly flushed out of your home.

This will keep the indoor air quality high, contributing to a healthier and more comfortable living environment (and helping lessen the chance of condensation).

Shade your conservatory from the sun

 

Conservatory by Ultraframe

Roof and window blinds, shades, awnings, and sails can shield a conservatory from direct sunlight and provide welcome respite at the height of summer.

Some strategic planting in the garden can have a similar effect. Trees planted adjacent to a conservatory can provide natural sun cover – deciduous trees can even still let the sun through during winter.

Install solar control or tinted glazing

 

Conservatory with solar control glass by GGF Member

The sun brings light but also heat. Special types of glazing can act as a filter between the two, accepting the light while reducing the amount of the sun’s heat transmitted into a conservatory.

Solar control glass allows sunlight to pass through but reflects and radiates away some of the heat. Using this type of glazing on the roof and windows of a conservatory can have a significant effect on the temperature within.

Retrofit window film to glazed surfaces

 

Solar bronze 20 film fitted to conservatory roof by Able Install

Don’t want to replace your conservatory glazing? Window film can provide similar reductions in solar heat gain.

Applied directly to the glass, specialised solar control window film can help to dramatically reduce overheating in conservatories. It can also help in reducing glare and provide UV protection that protects furniture and furnishings from fading.

Our advice: Plan ahead & combine strategies

Victorian conservatory by Kitson Windows

The best way to prevent a conservatory from overheating is to design it that way from the start. Talk to a conservatory professional about your options at the design stage to ensure your new glazed extension remains comfortable even at the hottest time of the year.

If you do find yourself with a conservatory that gets uncomfortably warm, consider all of the above options not just separately but in combination as well. As each conservatory design and location is different, the combination of strategies that will best tackle an overheated conservatory will be unique to each situation.

Glazing professionals can help you find the right solution for your conservatory – find your local GGF Member companies using the ‘Find a glazing company’ search above.

Related topics

– Planning a conservatory – things to consider
– The different types of conservatory
– Conservatories and energy efficiency
– How to go about getting a conservatory
– Top 10 tips before you buy glazing products

Paying for your Home Improvement

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When you have decided to go ahead with your home improvement, you should discuss and agree with the company you are employing, how and when you are going to pay for the work.

The following advice should help and protect you through the payment process.

Deposits  

Many companies ask for a deposit before they start a job, mainly because they have to pay for materials and labour to produce the glazing products you have ordered. So be prepared to pay an average 20% of the full payment upfront as a deposit. You should always ask if a Deposit Indemnity Scheme is available to cover your deposit.

Before paying a deposit, you should ensure it is protected.

The home improvement and in particular the window and door industry used to have numerous Deposit Indemnity Schemes to cover deposits, but due to the COVID-19 outbreak, a number of insurance providers have now suspended or withdrawn deposit protection cover. So it could be extremely difficult to find any deposit protection for windows, doors, conservatories or any glazing related home improvements.

Protecting your deposit payment

In the absence of Deposit Indemnity Cover and to protect your deposit it is best to pay by credit which protects payments under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act.

If you pay by credit, you may be able to get your money back through your bank if something goes wrong, e.g. the contractor doesn’t turn up or goes bust and refuses to pay back your deposit. If this happens and you have paid over £100 via credit you can contact your bank and say you want to use the ‘chargeback’ scheme and you want to ‘make a section 75 claim’. The rules surrounding payments made by Debit Card are different and such mechanisms do not often provide recourse via Section 75. We would therefore always recommend speaking to your card issuer to establish what protection is available prior to making any advance payment on a contract.

Always ask for a receipt for any deposit paid and do not pay cash as your deposit will not be protected.

Deposits and Competent Persons Schemes

Whoever you employ to replace your windows and doors, if your property is in England and/or Wales you will have to register the installation through a company who is in a Competent Person Scheme (CPS) such as FENSA or through your local authority building control. Make sure you ask the company about your windows or doors being legally registered and at the end of the job make sure the company provides your FENSA certificate.

Historically Competent Person Schemes have had deposit warranty cover as a requirement of being a member of their scheme.  Since the COVID-19 pandemic and with given the current situation around deposit warranty cover, Competent Person Schemes have suspended this requirement.

Payment Plan

Prior to signing the contract for your home improvement, it is advisable to have in writing, the payment plan and the timeframe and conditions around the payment. Most companies should have the payment conditions and timings in their Terms and Conditions of Contract. However, please check you are agreeable to them prior to signing. If there is anything in the contract that asks for cash payments then it is advisable not to sign it.

Pay in Stages

This is a good idea, particularly if it’s a big job because it means problems can be put right before you make the final payment. Be clear that you are satisfied with the work or if there are any problems when payments are due.

Next steps

The above advice is aimed to help you protect your payments when you are making improvements to your home. MyGlazing.com recommends you use companies who are members of the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF), the industry’s leading trade body. GGF Member companies operate to the highest professional standards and to the GGF Consumer Code of Practice which has been approved by Chartered Trading Standards Institute.

To find your nearest GGF Members Company simply use the MyGlazing.com Find a Company Directory at the top of this page.

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Abelglass Trade Supplies Limited

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For anything glass – choose Abelglass!

Not only do we supply and install the highest quality uPVC and aluminium Windows, Bi-Folding/Folding, Composite, panoramic Sliding & uPVC Doors, Conservatories, Guttering, Soffits and External Cladding – our highly skilled staff are also able to cut glass to size to create coloured glass splashbacks and unique table tops. We also design made to measure mirrors, stunning glass staircases & balustrades and shelves

Customer projects are our passion, and we love working with you to create something which is uniquely yours.

We understand the importance of security in your home. Which is why we use fully qualified installers and the best quality fittings. To ensure the windows we supply in Blackpool, Poulton le Fylde, Lytham St Annes, Thornton Cleveleys & Fleetwood are fitted safely and securely. For double glazing Blackpool, choose Abelglass.

Our windows can also help increase the efficiency of your home, keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer. New doors can make a world of difference to your property’s appearance, creating a warm welcome or focal point with great views.

Gillingham Glass Company Limited

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About Gillingham Glass

Gillingham Glass Company Limited was launched in May 2005. The team have over 25 years of experience. With all their knowledge Gillingham Glass can offer expert advice on ‘anything and everything’ that involves glass, UPVc and plastics.

Our wide range of services includes a full glass and glazing service. All types of mirrors all round what ever size or shape, traditional lead lights or stick on lead, splashbacks, table tops and many other glass related products. On our home improvement side we can offer UPVc windows, doors, secondary glazing and conservatories, plastics including fascias, soffits, cladding and guttering. Our services offer supply only or supply & fix to both trade and domestic customers.

All double glazed units, UPVc windows and doors hold a 10 year guarantee.

We are a Fensa registered company and also offer a deposit and guarantee insurance that gives you peace of mind.

We supply our glass & glazing services to the areas of Dorset, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Hampshire, Somerset and much more of the South West and are happy to visit your home or business premises and provide a free quotation under no obligation. We at Gillingham Glass not only feel it is important to be competitive with price but also strive to provide a very high standard and professional service.

Sussex Glazing Services Limited

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We offer high quality installations on all PVCu and Aluminium windows, doors and conservatories. SGS also has one the fastest and most competitive repairs and maintenance teams in the area.

Our efficient service, quality products and excellent workmanship ensures our customers receive a high level installation every time.

Your home is your most important possession, and we take pride every time a customer chooses SGS to improve it. Since we started SGS have satisfied thousands of customers for their new windows, doors and conservatories.

Emerald Windows

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Since 2004, Emerald Windows have been offering stylish and innovative home improvements across Swindon, Reading, Bath, Bristol, Marlborough, Melksham, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Oxford, and other locations within an hour’s radius of our Swindon site. Whether you’re after doors, windows, or conservatories, our range of products boast aesthetics, functionality and a number of external and internal benefits.

We always prioritise our customers’ satisfaction – it’s no wonder that much of our work is based on customer recommendations. We have pleased hundreds of homeowners over our many years of trading, and can ensure we will help you to make the most of your home, too.

Everyone here at Emerald has a lot of passion for the industry. Whether in the office or on site, each individual is fully trained and will always go the extra mile to provide you with the best possible service.

Kedleston Windows & Doors Limited

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Quality Double Glazing in Derby and Derbyshire
Kedleston Windows is a family run business based in Derby, Derbyshire. We began trading in 1996 and have gone from strength to strength over the last twenty years due to our excellent products and exceptional customer service. We specialise in the supply and installation of high quality double glazing and other home improvement products. Our high performance uPVC windows, doors, porches, conservatories and Orangeries appeal to homeowners and businesses alike.
Our Service
Being a family run business means that we are passionate and dedicated to offering an exemplary service to all our clients. Unlike many other double glazing companies, all our work is completed by in-house installers and we never outsource building work. This ensures that we can closely monitor the performance and that we have a consistently professional approach and a high quality finish to all our installations.

Okehampton Glass Ltd

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Founded 20 years ago by Andy and Trudy Ewen, Okehampton Glass is now one of the town’s best established businesses, employing 14 people from a 6500 square foot factory, joinery workshop and warehouse, out of which the now-familiar fleet of fitter’s vehicles operates six days a week.

As the company has grown, so too has the range and experience offered to its customers: conservatories, windows, doors, fire resistant glazing, glazing components, flat glass, curtain walling, mirrors, toughened glass, curved glass, extrusions, hardware, glass merchanting, insulated and laminated glass, emergency glazing and applied films.

The company prides itself on providing the complete service to those who require it: from creating detailed scale plans through site and building work management, to installation and high-quality finishing, Okehampton Glass can oversee the job from start to finish. Using only full-time fitters working exclusively for Okehampton Glass, our quality control is never compromised by ill-advised cost cutting or the use of contract labour.

We offer a free, no obligation quotation service and are happy to discuss any ideas you may have in home improvement, but we are equally experienced in liasing with architects, designers, builders and other craftsmen, helping the team achieve its objectives on time and to budget.

Will I need planning permission for a loft conversion?

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Converting a loft or attic into a new living space is the definition of a transformational home improvement – but will you need planning permission to do it in your home?

Rear view of mature couple looking at house. Man and woman are holding hands while standing on grassy field. They are wearing casuals.

Despite common misconceptions, having windows installed in a loft space isn’t always as simple as you might think. It’s often not just about the way the new space is going to be used or the way it will look. However when complete, a loft conversion can add an amazing new dimension to your home.

If you’re considering having windows installed in your attic, there are certain situations where planning permission may be required.

Here at MyGlazing.com we offer the best advice to help you with your home improvements and to ensure you avoid any problems down the line when planning your loft conversion.

  • In general, planning permission is not required if you own your house and as long as it is the whole building

Restored Victorian red brick houses with coloured doors on a local road in London, UK

If your home is within a block of flats or maisonettes then you will need planning permission.

  • If you plan to extend or alter the roof space then planning permission is required and also if the new space exceeds the specified limits and conditions:
    • A volume allowance of 40 cubic metres additional roof space for terraced houses
    • A volume allowance of 50 cubic metres additional roof space for detached and semi-detached houses
    • No extension beyond the plane of the existing roof slope of the principal elevation that fronts the highway
    • No extension to be higher than the highest part of the roof
    • No verandas, balconies or raised platforms
    • Side-facing windows to be obscure-glazed; any opening to be 1.7m above the floor
    • Materials and design to be similar in appearance to the existing house
    • Roof extensions not to be permitted development in designated areas
    • Roof extensions, apart from hip to gable ones, to be set back, as far as practicable, at least 20cm from the original eaves
    • The roof enlargement cannot overhang the outer face of the wall of the original house

If you own your house (the whole building) but don’t own the freehold you will have to ask for the leaseholder’s permission to convert your loft.

  • If the planned loft conversion is a flat or part of a block of flats then you will require planning permission
  • Once you the leaseholder has granted permission and with planning permission almost certainly required, planners may put a planning condition on the development that may include specifications for windows and doors, so be aware of this addition
  • Many residences in the UK are conservation areas and/or are a listed buildings, if your property is listed or in a conservation area, you will have to contact your local authority for permission as it may be subject to an Article 4 Direction or other development restrictions
  • If your loft conversion is going to be created to change a building’s use it will likely need planning permission

an interior view of a house attic under construction

If your loft conversion is going to be created to change a building’s use it will likely need planning permission.

Once you get the green light on planning and from the leaseholder, then you really can start to look at how your loft can be converted into an outstanding living space with modern roof lights/windows letting all that natural daylight into your home.

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Stratton Glass & Windows

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Established in 1979, Stratton Glass & Windows are a leading company in East Anglia, specialising in Glass & Glazing and Window, Door and Conservatory Installation.

We cover most of Norfolk & Suffolk and we supply and install Windows, Doors and Conservatories, available in PVC-u, Aluminium and Timber.

We supply all types of Glass, Patterned glass, Sealed Units, Safety Glass and Fire Glass, Mirrors. Glass Splashbacks etc

All our products can be either supplied and/or fitted by our expert installers or just on supply only basis for DIY. Both Retail and Trade customers are welcome.

Credit/Debit cards are accepted.

Open Monday to Friday 8-5 Saturday 9-12

Showroom at Unit 9 Hopper way Diss Business Park Diss Norfolk & Unit 1 Santareen Road, Long Stratton, Norwich NR15 2NZ

Please visit our website “www.strattonglasswindows.co.uk” for further information and/or brochures

  • PVC-u Window & Door Installers
  • Glass Suppliers and Installers
  • Home improvement specailists
  • Conservatory Installers
  • Door Installers

Fenestrology

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ABOUT FENESTROLOGY

Fenestrology is a Fenestration Practice of 4 like-minded individuals each with different specialisms pertaining to modern day fenestration (Windows, Doors, Conservatories and roofline) Each individual having years of hands on industry experience in their respective areas, they were persuaded by industry to join forces under one organisation to offer a plethora of services under one roof. Our services include Consultation, Management Services, Training, Qualifications, Conciliation, Pathology, Thermography. We also retain the services of 4 Specialist Installation support teams that carry out Installation and Remedial works throughout the UK and Ireland. Our services are available to householders, installation companies, local authorities and social housing trusts.

Great Harwood Windows

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An established team of dedicated industry professionals serving areas in and around the North West, Great Harwood Windows serve both homeowners and the trade with a range of high quality windows, doors and conservatories.

From crystal clear glass balustrades to smooth opening bifold doors, we place emphasis on providing unparalleled customer service and high quality products every time.

Established in 1990 by our Managing Director Jimmy Hindle, Great Harwood Windows was originally located in Great Harwood itself before increasing our ambitions and workforce to eventually relocate to Blackburn. Since then, we’ve built up a reputation as being one of East Lancashire’s most trusted and reliable home improvement companies amongst both installers and homeowners.

Shield Trade Frames NE Limited

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Sheildtrade is a one stop local manufacturer of UPVC products including doors, windows, conservatories designed and manufactured to your style and specification.

Whether you are in the DIY market or the Trade, Shieldtrade will offer you competitive prices.

The Wright Glazing Company Limited

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The Wright Glazing Company is Sutton’s premium double glazing and home improvements company. Our team of dedicated and highly skilled double glazing experts has received the highest standards of training in order to offer a truly unique and professional experience.

Here at The Wright Glazing Company, we are solely dedicated to professionalism and customer satisfaction. We carefully select the double glazing products we offer, to ensure they provide your property with increased levels of energy efficiency and security. All of our windows, doors and conservatories have been subjected to rigorous tests to ensure that they deliver the reliability your family deserves, 100% of the time.

Throughout our years in the industry, our hard work has led us to become accredited by some of the most respected names in the double glazing industry. Including Trust a Trader, FENSA, GGF, GGFI and Checkatrade.

Nuglaze Home Services Limited

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Nuglaze Home Services Ltd offer a professional service from start to finish, to quote, survey, supply and install new windows and doors in the South East of England for both new build and replacement applications. We supply and install high quality uPVC & aluminum windows & doors, entrance doors, patio, bi-fold and French doors, along with Orangeries & Conservatories. Trading for over 10 years, NuGlaze Home Services Ltd is a FENSA registered company and Glass and Glazing Federation Member.

Byrhill Ltd t/a Mourne Windows and Doors

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Window and door specialists in Hilltown – with a reputation built on understanding products and providing quality workmanship, we have been improving homes since 1981. If you’re looking for window suppliers in Northern Ireland, contact us today.

At Mourne Windows & Doors, we have been supplying and installing high-quality uPVC windows, doors, conservatories and sunrooms for customers throughout Ireland for the past 35 years. We believe in providing high-quality services at affordable prices.

Whether you’re looking to install a stunning front door, or a beautiful sash window, we can help. Our team of professionals will work closely with you to help you choose the right doors and windows for your home.

McIlhatton & Co Ltd

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Established 30 years McIlhatton and Company Limited are Northern Ireland’s foremost manufacture of double glazed units and PVC-U windows, doors and conservatories. All manufactured to British Standards We offer an extensive range of products and services to both the home and commercial sectors of the economy backed up by a 20 year guarantee. Whether you are contractors doing industrial or commercial construction, or a private owner doing residential home renovations, McIlhatton & Company Limited manufacturers the windows for you

Crittall Installation Services

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Installers of upvc double glazed windows, doors and conservatories in Kent and Sussex.

Excellent service and quality products from a local name you can trust.

Crittall Installation Services is a conservatory specialist and window and door replacement company covering all of Kent and Sussex. Please browse through our website to find out more.

Crittall Installation Services was established by Peter Crittall in 1979 and has been trading in Kent continuously for all of this time.

Britelite Windows

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Britelite have been famous for more than 40 years for supplying and installing superior double glazed UPVC replacement windows, doors and conservatories to the very highest standard in Kent, Sussex and London.
Increase the value of your home with high quality UPVC double glazed windows and doors.

  • Free No Obligation Quotation
  • Holder of BSI Kitemark for Installations
  • 10 Year Guarantee
  • Finance Options Available
  • Famous For Forty Years

Warmlife Holdings Ltd t/a SEHBAC Ltd

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SEHBAC Ltd are a Suffolk based company who in 2010 celebrated 40 years of successful trading. The retail section of our business covers a large network of showrooms throughout the south east. We have received British Standard accreditations for our manufacturing and installation.

  • Orangeries and Conservatories
  • Windows and Doors
  • Fascia, Soffit and Guttering
  • Flat Roofs
  • Solar Energy

West Country Windows (Double Glazing) Ltd

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The Leading Window Company with 47 Years of Trust.

West Country Windows is one of the leading Window Companies with a reputation for providing quality products and solutions to enhance the fabric of your home for over 47 years, our experience, knowledge, and service are unsurpassed. We only supply and install quality Windows, Doors and Conservatories, offering highly insulated and fully weather resistant door and window frames, delivering the best in technologically advanced glazing systems. Whether you are looking for a new Conservatory or an update on your windows or doors, West County Windows have a solution that is just right for you. We just make things better.

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40 Rushworth Street,
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+44 (0)207 939 9100