David Toal is the new Contracts Manager at commercial installation specialists The Window Company (Contracts). He is already working on several large-scale social housing projects
I was at last week’s FIT Show the day before it opened and there was a real air of expectancy. I’m pleased to say that it delivered all that it promised.
Plimsoll’s latest analysis of window and door companies in the UK has once again rated us as ‘strong’. It’s a reassuringly familiar message – given that The Window Company (Contracts) has never been rated by Plimsoll as anything else.
Our team will be heading to the FIT Show at the NEC from May 10th to 12th. It’s the window and door industry’s leading UK trade show, and the first live, in person event since May 2019. Visitor registrations are apparently at record levels
The upcoming requirements under Part F of the Building Regs to fit trickle vents in virtually all replacement windows are causing quite a stir amongst installers – with many complaining about how unpopular they are with homeowners.
£250 for 250 is our way of giving something back from our current window and door replacement framework for Moat.
We gave the resident in the 250th property completed by us this financial year the opportunity to nominate their chosen charity to receive a £250 donation.
Specialist commercial installer The Window Company (Contracts) has achieved PAS2030 accreditation, which is a requirement for installing windows and doors funded by any of the government’s energy efficiency schemes targeting retrofit projects. With only around 5% of UK window and door installers estimated to hold PAS2030, the company has joined a fairly exclusive club.
