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Our council employs the lowest bidder each time they have properties requiring new glazing. Not one has still been in existence a few months after the installations.
Luckily, they have to be part of a trade guarantee scheme, so repairs get done. EVENTUALLY.
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Re: Double Glazing Advice
And don't choose coloured frames unless they can guarantee installation times. We have had neighbours delayed for many months because they wanted dark frames. OK if you are replacing but delaying a new build/extension could be really annoying.
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A friend of mine worked in a factory that made the frames to measure for a few installation companies. The cost of plastic went up so quickly that they couldn't cope with the contracts that they had, so the company collapsed.
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