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Recommendation for wooden window/door restoration & draught proofing company

By Z100
November 5, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Z100

Posted November 5, 2014

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Posted November 5, 2014

Hi all

I am a private individual who has just used a local company Alexander Restoration http://www.alexanderrestoration.co.uk/

to draught proof my original wooden front door in my 1930s house. They also restored the original wooden windows and replaced the glass with double glazing in my neighbour's house. They have a lot more services for sash and wooden windows and doors too. They do an amazing job at what I think are very reasonable prices.

Zoe

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