Window Fitter in Tonbridge

The Job of the Window Fitter in Tonbridge

Here is how our window fitters typically go about their job:

• Removal of old window units: Before new windows can be fitted, the old, draughty windows must be removed without causing any damage to the surrounding exterior walls.
• Preparing the opening: You cannot simply stuff a new UPVC window into an opening left by the removal of an old window. That opening must first be carefully measured and prepared to receive the new windows.
• Sealing and finishing: Once the new window is fitted into place, it is sealed up to ensure it will provide protection from the elements and eliminate any draughts.
• Site cleanup: Window fitting is only half the job. When the installation is complete, the window fitter spends as much time as necessary cleaning up the site and restoring a pleasing appearance.
• Repairs and maintenance: New UPVC windows are not going to need much by way of repairs and maintenance. But if you have older windows, our window fitters will perform any and all repair or maintenance work necessary.
• FENSA compliance: Because we are FENSA-certified, your windows will receive FENSA certification, indicating they are compliant with all relevant building regulations, that they are energy-efficient and that they are registered with your local council.