Caddy Windows

Windows & Doors
Bristol, Bristol City BS4 1UN

Caddy Windows installs windows and doors for homeowners in Bristol, operating from Roman Farm Road, BS4 1UN. The company provides services related to the supply and fitting of replacement windows and doors, including uPVC and aluminium options.

A homeowner contacting Caddy Windows would typically discuss the types of windows or doors suitable for their property, request a free quote, and arrange a survey to measure openings. Conversations may cover available styles, colours, and glazing options, as well as installation timelines and payment terms. They can also ask about guarantees on products and workmanship.

One practical thing to ask Caddy Windows is whether they are FENSA registered, as this certification is relevant for window and door installations to comply with building regulations. This ensures the work meets required standards and can simplify the process of obtaining a certificate of compliance.

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