Assured Glass and Glazing

Windows & Doors
Bath, Bath and North East Somerset BA2 3AY

Assured Glass and Glazing is a window and door installer based in Bath, operating from 3 Stable Yard, BA2 3AY.

A homeowner contacting them might discuss options for replacement windows and doors, including uPVC or aluminium frames, double or triple glazing, and various styles such as casement, sash, or bi-fold doors. Typical conversations cover obtaining a quote, arranging a no-obligation survey, and discussing installation timelines. They may also clarify aspects of fitting, such as whether existing frames are removed or over-clad, and what guarantees or warranties apply to the products and workmanship.

One practical question to ask Assured Glass and Glazing is whether they are FENSA registered. FENSA certification provides assurance that the installation meets Building Regulations for replacement windows and doors, and it can be important for compliance when selling a property.

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