New Ferry Glass & Glazing

Windows & Doors
Wirral, Merseyside CH62 1AB

New Ferry Glass & Glazing installs windows and doors for homeowners in Wallasey and the surrounding area. The company operates from 73 New Chester Road, postcode CH62 1AB.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the types of windows and doors needed, such as uPVC or aluminium options, and the style of glazing. Conversations often cover getting a free quote, arranging a survey to measure openings, and discussing installation timescales. The company can advise on energy-efficient glazing and security features suitable for the property.

One practical thing to ask is whether they are FENSA registered, as this ensures the installation meets building regulations for replacement windows and doors. FENSA registration also means the installer can self-certify the work, saving the homeowner the need to notify the local authority separately.

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