PJR Windows

Windows & Doors
Oldham, Greater Manchester OL2 6HR

PJR Windows is a window and door installer based in Oldham, operating from 16 Moss Lane, postcode OL2 6HR.

A homeowner contacting PJR Windows would typically discuss the types of windows and doors they need, such as uPVC, aluminium, or composite options, and arrange a free no-obligation quote. The company offers a survey to measure openings and confirm specifications, including glazing choices, colour finishes, and security features. They also advise on installation timelines and provide a written quotation outlining costs and work scope.

When speaking with PJR Windows, a practical question to ask is whether their installations comply with current building regulations and if they are FENSA registered, as this certification covers replacement windows and doors, ensuring the work is legally compliant without needing separate local authority approval.

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