Matthews & Peart Ltd

Windows & Doors
Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY1 3GA

Matthews & Peart Ltd is a window and door installer based in Shrewsbury, operating from the SY1 3GA postcode area.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the type and style of windows or doors required, such as uPVC, timber, or aluminium options. They would arrange a free, no-obligation quote following a home survey to measure openings and advise on suitable products. Discussions may cover energy efficiency ratings, security features, and installation timelines. Compliance with building regulations and guarantees on both products and workmanship are standard points to raise.

Homeowners should ask whether the company is FENSA-registered, as this certification ensures that window and door installations comply with current building regulations and can be self-certified without needing separate local authority approval.

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