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By john657
February 2, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 2, 2017

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Posted February 2, 2017

I would like to recommend Alex of Crown Joinery, www.crown-joinery.co.uk/ who has just produced the finest example of joinery .We wanted to replace our old front door & frame with an exact copy of the original Victorian style.

We found the whole experience dealing with Alex a pleasure, from his initial visit to the final fitting of our new door. Alex is a true artisan and takes real pride in what he does. He is a thoroughly nice bloke and cares for his work and costumers.

He explained how he selects the timber, which he leaves in the workshop for a couple of weeks to make sure it stays true. This is just one example of the level of attention to detail.

The door is then assembled and checked, resulting in a perfect result. An unexpected surprise was that he fits draught proofing for a snug fit between the door and frame.

We have noticed a marked difference in how much warmer our hallway is, definitely less noticeable after the new double glaze installed in the door and fanlight.

I will describe the new front door as beautiful,Spray painted and fitted with new door furniture and Banham locks, that?s exactly what it is.

Thank you Alex!

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