A Burnley glazing firm, run the way it should be
We work out of a unit on Walshaw Industrial Estate, we fit windows across East Lancashire, and we built this business around fixing the things people hate about the double glazing trade.
Why we do it this way
Everybody has a double glazing story. The salesman who would not leave. The quote that started at nine thousand and mysteriously became four when you stood up. The fitters who turned up in an unmarked van, made a mess, and were never seen again when the seal failed eighteen months later.
That is a sales-led business model, and it is why the trade has the reputation it has. We run the other way round: we are a fitting business that happens to sell windows. The survey is a survey, not a pitch. The quote is a document, not a negotiation. And the people who install your windows are on our payroll, which means when something needs putting right, there is no argument about whose job it is.
We are based in Burnley and most of our work comes from within about twenty miles — Pendle, the Ribble Valley, Rossendale, Blackburn, and over the tops into Calderdale. That is deliberate. A local firm cannot afford a bad job, because the next street over is where the next job comes from.
Four things we will not budge on
We quote once
The price we write down is the price you pay. No "manager discount", no time-limited offer that magically reappears next week, no extras invented halfway through the job.
We fit our own work
The people who survey your house are the people who install it. Nothing gets handed to whichever subcontractor happens to be free — which is where most glazing horror stories start.
We say when a repair will do
A blown unit is usually a reglaze, not a new window. A door that will not lock is usually a gearbox, not a new door. We lose sales telling people this and we still do it.
We leave it clean
Dust sheets down, old frames and glass loaded onto our van, silicone tidied, floors swept. You should not be able to tell we were there except by looking at the windows.
Registered and accountable
Replacement glazing is covered by Building Regulations Part L and Part N. Whoever fits your windows must either be registered with a Competent Person Scheme, or you need to pay your council for a building notice. Ask any installer to show you their registration — a straight one will.
- FENSA registered — we self-certify your installation to Building Regulations
- CERTASS certified glazing installers
- TrustMark approved — the government-endorsed quality standard
- Insurance-backed guarantee protecting your deposit and workmanship
- Public liability insurance in place on every job
- Certificate and guarantee paperwork issued within days of completion
FENSA Registered
Building Regulations compliant installs, self-certified.
TrustMark Approved
Government-endorsed quality standard for tradespeople.
CERTASS Certified
Competent Person Scheme for glazing installation.
Insurance-Backed Guarantee
Your deposit and workmanship protected for 10 years.
Come and talk to us
We are at Unit 7, Talbot Street, Walshaw Industrial Estate, Burnley. Ring first and we will make sure someone is in.