The Cambridge Window Company

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Newmarket, Cambridgeshire CB8 7QF
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The Cambridge Window Company is a home-improvement installer based in Cambridge, specialising in windows and doors. They operate from 73 Station Road, postcode CB8 7QF.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the type and style of windows or doors required, such as uPVC, timber, or aluminium options. Conversations often cover measurements for a quote, arranging a home survey to assess the property, and confirming the scope of installation work. The company can advise on energy efficiency ratings and security features relevant to the products.

Homeowners should ask whether the company holds FENSA certification for window and door installations, as this demonstrates compliance with building regulations for replacement glazing.

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