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Stanley, PH1
Under £2,000
Replace Window with uPVC unit 3500mm (w) x 1500mm(h)
Perth City North, PH1
Under £100
fit a new hing on the side of a wooden window in duncansbay way perth aprox 15 years old wood ok would give more work to the right person for my other property in perth
Dunning, PH2
Under £8,000
Replacement of 6 timber framed double glazed windows
Scone, PH2
Under £1,000
Reseal windows and doors in four bedroom house
St Martins, PH2
Under £1,000
New timber window frame to replace existing window.
Size is approx 124cm L X 76cm W.
Must be in traditional style (not sash and case) as it is an old property
Perth City South, PH2
Under £1,000
Looking for someone to supply and fit a back door for our property. I am looking for a GRP door, ideally this one: http://bit.ly/ObZ1Vv (£470) with the Flemish Pilkington K Glass and laminated glass upgrade. The door is also to be fitted with a cat flap (£80)
Blairgowrie and Glens, PH10
Under £500
fit or supply and fit rear external house door
Abernethy, PH2
Under £500
Replace single window with 6ft sliding patio doors, cut out required.
Perth City Centre, PH1
Under £4,000
the windows are old and the wood probably needs replacing but until it is checked i don't know. it is a listed building cat. C
Perth City Centre, PH1
Under £100
REMOVE OLD DOOR,FIT NEW UPVC FRONT DOOR
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