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Replacement glass and sealed units across Wiltshire and Bath, from a local firm that answers the phone.
Certass registered. Phone hours 8:30am to 6:30pm. Unit 4B, The Old Saw Mills, Broughton Gifford.
Pick the closest match. You'll get a straight answer and the quickest way to reach Tim.
No call centre, no waiting for a callback.
WhatsApp Tim a photo of the whole window and a close-up of the problem, or just ring.
Tim tells you what's wrong, what it needs and what to do in the meantime.
Often only the glass unit needs replacing, not the whole frame.
Not always. If the frame is sound, often only the glass unit needs replacing. Send a photo and Tim will tell you.
Keep people and pets away, and tape or board it so nobody gets cut. Call Tim and he'll tell you what can be done and how quickly.
No. It's trapped inside the sealed unit because the seal has failed, so the unit needs replacing.
It depends on the size and type of glass. Send a photo and Tim will give you a straight answer.
Answers are a draft for Tim to confirm.
Tim is a registered installer.
Tim is fully insured.
The housing association trusts Tim for the supply and fit of windows and doors.
Manufacturer guarantees on what we fit, and Tim stands behind the fitting.
By working with Liniar and Garden of Eden, Tim supplies windows and doors backed by accreditation. Many of the frames are tested to PAS 24 security requirements.
One unit, one number. Tim answers the phone.
* Certificate number, guarantee terms and security accreditation to be confirmed with Tim.
Example reviews while we collect Tim's real ones.Placeholders
“Misted windows in the lounge sorted in one visit. Sent a photo on WhatsApp, got a straight answer the same day.”
“Cracked pane boarded up the same afternoon, new glass fitted that week. No call centre, just Tim.”
“Only the glass units needed replacing, not the whole frame. Saved us a fortune and the finish was spotless.”
Condensation between the panes, often called misted or blown units, usually means the seal has failed. Often the glass unit can be replaced without replacing the frame.
Send Tim a photo and he'll tell you what you need and what to do in the meantime.
New glass for glazed doors and side panels, or a whole new door supplied and fitted. Glass in and next to doors generally has to be safety glass, so get it checked.
A small range for bigger projects. Ask Tim what's possible for yours.
Pick the style that matches your house. Send Tim a photo and he will tell you what suits it.Styles to confirm with Tim
The everyday window. Many casements are tested to PAS 24 security requirements.
The sash sits flat within the frame, like a traditional timber window, with modern efficiency.
Built with features that echo timber sash windows, without the upkeep.
Images: Garden of Eden, used with their agreement.
Need the glass replaced, or a new door altogether? Tim supplies and fits doors too, in almost any style and almost any colour. Flick through.
Almost any colour you like
Door-Stop composite doors shown as examples. Tell Tim the style and colour you want.
People ask about this, so here are the real numbers. Tim confirms exactly what goes in your home.
Frame and glass together, in W/m²K. Lower is better. Best case in each range.
From the Liniar uPVC range (as low as, whole window). Tim to confirm what he fits.
The Energy Saving Trust says A-rated double glazing in an entirely single-glazed semi-detached home can save around £85 a year in Great Britain. Triple glazing costs around 20% more than double.
Bigger than the bill: no cold spots, no condensation running down the glass, a quieter room, and a warmer home you actually feel.
Savings depend on your home and what you have now. Tim will tell you straight if new windows are not worth it, and replacing just a failed sealed unit often is.
Tap the numbers. Tim will give you the exact figures for your job.
Typical specification for composite doors. Tim confirms the exact locks and glass on the door you choose.
Tim fits products from established UK trade names. Here is who they are and what they stand behind.Tim to confirm
The uPVC profile behind our windows, designed and made in Britain.
Designed, made and tested at the Liniar factory in Derbyshire.
Recognised with awards, including a Queen's Award for Innovation.
Made in a factory backed by ISO 9001 certification.
Profiles and components come with guarantees and warranties.
Energy-saving, recycled and recyclable products from a sustainable factory.
UK-first products and a host of patents behind the profile.
Taken from Liniar's own published claims. Tim to confirm.
Sealed units and specialist glass, made at UK factories.
Glass made at Press Glass UK factories, including a new facility in Port Talbot.
ISO 9001 quality management across the Press Glass group, with sealed units registered to BS EN 1279.
ISO 14001 environmental management certification across the group.
CE marking certificates covering sealed, toughened and laminated glass.
EcoPane and EcoPane Plus units quoted at U-values of 1.2 and 1.0 W/m²K.
Certificates are listed by Press Glass for its group. Tim to confirm which apply to the units he buys.
Composite front doors in a wide choice of styles and colours.
Door-Stop calculates and certifies the thermal performance of every door.
Spec sheet: inward-opening doors tested to PAS 24 and complying with Secured by Design.
A choice of Yale, Fab and Fix or Affinity multipoint locks, an anti-bump cylinder and three keys.
Door-Stop quotes an expected lifespan of 35 years for its composite doors (a design life, not a guarantee).
Door-Stop is a trading partner of the Owens Corning Door Division UK and Ireland.
Door-Stop's own website and spec sheet. Quoted lifespan is a design life, not a guarantee. Tim to confirm.
A local unit in Broughton Gifford, not a call centre. Send a photo and get a straight answer on what's needed.
07957 861721
Illustrative imagery. Tim's own job photos to follow.
8:30am to 6:30pm
Wiltshire and Bath. Not sure if you're in range? Just ask.
Certass registered.
