Exeter Window Store

Windows & Doors
Exeter, Devon EX2 5GL

Exeter Window Store is a window and door installer based in Exeter, at 10-11 Apple Lane, postcode EX2 5GL.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the types of windows and doors available, such as uPVC, aluminium, or composite options, and the process for obtaining a free, no-obligation quote. The conversation might cover measuring for accurate fitting, the range of styles and colours, and the expected timeline for survey, manufacture, and installation. Compliance with building regulations and any guarantees on products and workmanship are also relevant points to raise.

One practical question to ask is whether their window and door installations are covered by FENSA certification, which provides assurance that the work meets building regulation standards for energy efficiency and security.

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