Plain MeasureWindows · Doors · Fences

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Three kinds of fitting.

A useful starting scope for windows, doors and fences. The written proposal should confirm what is included for your own site.

Window fitting

For an existing opening that needs a new frame, a better seal or a considered finish.

Read the window fitting sheet
Discuss
Frame material, opening style, glazing, ventilation and existing condition.
Confirm on site
Final dimensions, reveal depth, access and the surrounding structure.
Agree in writing
Supply, removal, fitting, making good, disposal and any excluded work.

Door fitting

For a replacement leaf, frame or complete entrance assembly.

Discuss
Opening direction, handles, locks, clearance and intended use.
Confirm on site
Threshold levels, frame condition and the space needed for the door to swing.
Agree in writing
Hardware, finishing, security requirements and who supplies each item.

Fence installation

For a defined boundary, a gate or a section that needs replacing.

Discuss
Height, material, gate width and the character of the boundary.
Confirm on site
Boundary responsibility, ground conditions, services and safe access.
Agree in writing
Removal, posts, panels, finishes and any permissions required for the site.

Not sure which scope fits?

Start with the problem you want to solve. A sticking door or tired frame may need assessment before a replacement is specified. Ask for the reasoning behind each recommendation.

Start with the opening.

A few photographs, your location and what you want to change are useful starting points.

Discuss a project
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