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We can restore your original box sash windows or custom-build new double glazed sash windows to match the original design.
Unit V, Papermill Industrial Estate, CF11 8DH, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Arrived when stated, protected carpet and furniture very well. Replaced 120-year-olds bay window and balcony door. All fully painted inside and out and cleared up very well. They were great to have around and will recommend them. The cost compared with other quotes was very fair
Poor service, bad time keeping and didn't stick to the agreed schedule for the window fitting. Used low grade poor quality softwood timber which was not preserved or left to season properly beforehand - the wood was still wet before the frames were fitted. Attractive enough windows, but the service, fitting and quality were sorely lacking for the price.
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