Welsh Window Systems - Double Glazing Repairs - Barry (UK)

 

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	Barry Docks - 1.2 mi.
	Cardiff Airport - 6.1 mi.
	Days Inn Cardiff Airport - 2.6 mi.
	Hilton Cardiff - 7.0 mi.

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Last Updated : 12 Sep 2010

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Welsh Window Systems Shaftesbury House, 2 Vere Street BARRY CF63 2HX Telephone  /  Send Email Mon - Fri : 8:00-5:00 Sat : 9.00-12.00 Sun : Closed www.welshwindows.co.uk

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Established in 1987, Welsh Window Systems has 34 years of experience in all your glazing needs. Areas covered are Barry, The Vale, Cardiff, Bridgend, Bristol, and Swansea. Welsh Windows just completed a large domestic project in London. WWS specialise in the installation and repair of all windows, doors and conservatories. Glass is stocked and cut to size including greenhouse glass and mirrors. WWS are leading specialists in the repair of aluminium windows, doors and conservatories. Clients include, Cardiff Airport, Bristol Airport The Environment Agency, BAE Systems (MOD) Emcor, many schools throughout the Vale and many other large and small organisations. Specialist glass has been supplied by WWS to the Cunard Ships Orianna and Arcadia.

With a small professional team of five employees, Welsh Window Systems has a reputation for providing the highest standards of work. One recent installation for BAE systems saved BAE over two hundred thousand pounds. The company had tried for over two years to repair the existing windows and every company failed. The cost of replacement was over 230,000 pounds. References for this particular contract are available.

Established in 1987, Doors and windows offer the highest security standard available. Kite marks and Secured by Design show the quality of products together with an installation standard which is the envy of many a rival company.

WWS are a family run company and have an ethical approach to business and treat all customers with total respect and fairness. After watching the Tsunami in 2004, Cavan decided to build and donate a house to a homeless family in Sri Lanka. Since that initial donation supported by many loyal customers the Hat Foundation was formed. Since 2005 they donated over 2200 pairs of shoes, built toilets and wells and supported many families needing help. In 2009 the Hat Foundation became a registered charity with a team of fantastic trustees and supporters. Currently the biggest project has been installing a water main into a village and supplying every house with water. All trustees and supporters offer their time freely and the motto is making a "small difference in a large unfair world".

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Fenestration Self Assessment Scheme