What sets us apart
FENSA approved glazing work
Glazing work for window and door installation and repair projects.
​Installations and repairs covered
One local point of contact for new installations and common window and door repairs.
Established locally since 2003
Local glazing experience covering repairs, replacements and new installations since 2003.
Windows and doors that work properly again
uPVC window and door repairs can save you the cost of full replacement when the frame is still sound. We repair everyday faults such as stiff doors, faulty handles, worn hinges and locking problems, and we also replace misted sealed units that spoil the look of your glazing. When a new installation makes more sense, we can supply and fit styles including casement windows, bay windows, composite doors, French doors, patio doors and uPVC doors.
The right choice changes more than appearance, because it can make your home easier to use, more secure and better suited to the way you live. We've been helping customers through Dave Brigham in Bridlington since 2003, with straightforward advice on what is worth repairing and what is worth replacing. That means you can talk through your property, your budget and the finish you want before any work begins.
Problems we can sort out for you
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Composite doors supplied and installed
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Casement and bay window fitting
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uPVC, French and patio doors
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Hinges, locks and handle repairs
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Misted window replacement
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Failed sealed glass unit changes
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Advice on repair or replacement
Choosing the right fit for your property
Your windows need to look right from the pavement and feel right from the inside, which is why we take time to talk through style as well as function. Casement and bay windows can change the character of a room, while a composite front door or a set of French doors can make daily use feel far less of a faff.
We also look at practical points such as glazing condition, security needs and how well the existing frame is holding up. If a lock has failed or a handle has given up, a repair may be the sensible route. If the installation is older and the damage runs deeper, we can explain the replacement options clearly.
