Best Double Glazing Firm in Sheffield?

[colinsykes 10]

I used glass tec windows no problems they also have a trade counter

[WarPig 78]

How did you find this thread Colin, its 5 years old!

[roofersheff 10]

If you decide to sell your house, you may be asked to produce a cetificate of authenticity to prove that your windows were fitted in accordance with official safety guidlelines.

 

If you fit them yourself or get the man from the pub to do it for you, you may regret it later.

 

you can fit windows as diy with a building notice a window fitter would need to supply you with the relevant fensa paperwork

[eltel1977 10]

the best glazing firm in sheffield is ford windows its got some great lads wez jonny smart jack div and mr smart they are the best window company by far

[roofersheff 10]

oh and i believe frame ups windows are the best double glazing company in sheffield, local firm, all types of windows and the quality is of the highest standard

[lyndix 10]

I used the guy in my sig, very good job and price!

[WarPig 78]

...I'll get my coat.

[jaiden 10]

I used the guy in my sig, very good job and price!

 

I want a new double glazed patio door , tell him to come and give me a quote.

got a couple of people coming but if he wants to I will wait to see what he says.

[roofersheff 10]

How did you find this thread Colin, its 5 years old!

 

good point, what a waste of time:thumbsup:

[TimmyR 10]

so if I want to fit double glazing without going through a company that does the whole lot I need to:

1. find someone to make the windows for me

2. get someone to erect scafolding at the back of my house

3. get someone to fit the windows

 

Does anyone have any recommendations for all of those? I'm interested to see if this route would be cheaper.

[biotechpete 10]

so if I want to fit double glazing without going through a company that does the whole lot I need to:

1. find someone to make the windows for me

2. get someone to erect scafolding at the back of my house

3. get someone to fit the windows

 

Does anyone have any recommendations for all of those? I'm interested to see if this route would be cheaper.

 

AND

4. Get the council building inspector to come out and certify the windows are compliant with current building regs if the fitter is not FENSA registered.

[TimmyR 10]

AND

4. Get the council building inspector to come out and certify the windows are compliant with current building regs if the fitter is not FENSA registered.

 

Or get a FENSA registered fitter?