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Reviews of Window & Conservatory Specialists in Ayrshire
Kilbirnie and Beith, KA25
8 February 2013
Under £2,000
remove 7 existing 22 year windows then fit new complete units
Professional from start to finish. The wife an I are delighted with the finished job, the installer and his assistant were an excellent example of how to work as a team and Ernie the boss was a pleasure to work with. We will definately use Vantage again.
Hugh
Vantage Windows
Also specialises in carpentry & joinery.
Previous window and conservatory jobs in Ayrshire
Kilbirnie and Beith, KA25
Under £8,000
Replacement windows and doors full home
Girvan and South Carrick, KA26
Under £4,000
8windowsand2doors needs to be not very expensive
Hurlford, KA1
Under £2,000
replacement of 5 windows and a door
Kilwinning, KA13
Under £4,000
Garadge conversion.Door removed replace with D/G.
Ballochmyle, KA5
Under £500
to supply and fit one living room window,6x5 feet roughly.
Kilmarnock East and Hurlford, KA3
Under £4,000
Double glazing fitted - 7 windows and 1 rear door.
Crosshouse, KA2
Under £500
Top hinged uPVC window has been damaged by being hit with something like an air gun pellet. Not very clear from photo but outside pane has incurred some minor damage.
Looking for a quote to either repair it or replace window if need be. Window measures 96 cm x 33 cm.
Troon, KA10
Under £250
Check and replace seals particularly around front door. Door may need some adjustment.
Kilmarnock East and Hurlford, KA3
Under £500
a quote for french windows off living room leading to decked area
Kilmarnock West and Crosshouse, KA1
Under £4,000
2 doors - 5 windows (13 panes). Old doors and windows rain coming in doors and draughty windows.
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