New Windows Supplied and Fitted in Top Lock

Yes, Top Lock and the wider New Springs area are well inside our coverage. We are based in Atherton, just a short drive away, so surveys and fitting dates are easy to arrange.

Almost always, yes. Condensation between panes means the sealed unit has failed, and heavy condensation on the inside face usually points to cold, poorly insulating glass. A-rated replacement units run much warmer on the inner pane, so moisture has far less chance to form.

That depends on the number of openings and the styles you choose, so we quote after a free measure-up rather than guessing. The price you get is fixed, covers supply, fitting and waste removal, and there is no deposit to pay.

Yes. uPVC does not rot, warp or need repainting, which makes it well suited to homes near the canal and open ground. The frames are multi-chambered for insulation and the units are A-rated as standard.

Windows are made to measure, so allow a few weeks for manufacture after approving your quote. Fitting itself usually takes a day or two for a whole house, and we agree the date with you in advance.

No, never. You pay nothing up front. Payment is only due once we are on site carrying out the work.

Frames, sealed glass units and our workmanship. If a unit fogs, a handle fails or a seal lets go within ten years, we come back and put it right at no cost.

Yes, staged replacements are common and sensible. Many Top Lock customers do the weather-facing side first and the rest the following year. Each stage gets its own fixed quote.

Yes. Dust sheets go down, old frames and glass go on our van, and each room is swept before we leave it. You should have nothing to do afterwards except enjoy warmer rooms.

We do. uPVC, French, patio and bi-fold doors are all supplied and fitted, and composite front doors are a speciality. Doing doors and windows together often works out more convenient for you and better value.