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Need a recommended glazier in Gwent for your job?

You have a window or conservatory project and you need a recommended window and conservatory specialist to do it.

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• Using Rated People, you can find and choose tradespeople in your area based on what others have said about them
• The window and conservatory specialists who use our site cover a wide range of projects like double glazing or wooden sash window repair
• Post your job, give a clear description and up to 3 recommended window and conservatory specialists in Gwent will contact you to quote on the work
• Then, after the job is complete, simply go back and rate your window and conservatory specialist based on the work they have done

Get the recommended window and conservatory specialist you need with Rated People. Simply let us know about your project in the form above and we’ll do the rest.

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Conservatory design, build and repair in Caerleon
"the porch looks very good. All done within budget and in time. would recommend"
lisa - NP18

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UPVC windows and door fitting and repair in Duffryn
"after a hiccup with the company making the doors, which lead to a long wait I was very pleased with the job collin did for me the doors and the window look great and I am already saving for collin to do another job in a few months time for me. many thanks"
Tina - NP10

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UPVC windows and door fitting and repair in Rogerstone
"As mentioned appointments were not kept. I informed Pearl that they should deal directly with me and not my mother who is suffering from Dementia. Had they done this then the process would have been a lot smoother. Generally happy with the job, but will need to call them out as the door is very difficult to open."
Matt - NP10

News

• Government to launch green building academy
  New centre will bring together employers and education providers to train next generation of green builders, says business secretary.
• First-time buyers see prices rise 8.9%
  People buying their first residential property paid an average of £149,924 in January, according to government figures.
• Windows scrappage not a smashing idea, say heritage bodies
  The government should resist calls to include a window scrappage scheme in the Budget, according to conservation specialists.
• Rents set to rise, says Rics
  Dwindling supply of residential property to rent coupled with rising demand is set to push rents higher, says surveyors' body.
• House hunter numbers hit 12-month low
  The number of people registering with an estate agent to buy fell to the lowest point in a year during February, according to the NAEA.

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