Mr Blandford - Bury, Manchester We received an enquiry from Mr Bandford for a 4 metre long conservatory. The only requirement the client had were that the conservatory should be made of white UPVC to match his current house windows. We set about designing Mr Blandford 4 different conservatory design schemes. The design he chose was a T-shaped model with a set of opening outwards 1800mm french doors. We quoted the client an installation with Pilkington Activ™ Self-cleaning glass as he wanted to keep his maintenance to a minimum. "Thanks for providing us with the design and prices for our new conservatory. It fits in well with the design of the house and our neighbours are also happy. The self cleaning glass works really well and the rain actually helps clean my conservatory. The extra room that we have created makes the house feel larger and we have allocated this room as our dining room"   Mrs Brazel - Didsbury, Greater Manchester Mrs Brazel wanted a replacement conservatory on a new house that she had just purchased. The property was to be given a full refurbishment inside and out before she moved in. The client decided that an aluminum P shape conservatory was the way to go. The conservatory was to be built with stone dwarf walls to match the existing house and have a set of french doors with full height side panels that were to be in line with the current lounge. "The conservatory is excellent. I had 5 other quotes besides the ones that you provided me with. All of your quotes were of a higher specification and at a lower cost. I was worried that the conservatory would make my lounge darker but it has in fact made it lighter in there as we opened out the existing door and fitted a set of double doors to my lounge. We can sit in both the conservatory and lounge and see all the way down the garden".

 

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