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HOW LONG DOES YOUR REPAIR SERVICE TAKE?
Repairing a pair of sash windows or a door can be time-consuming, and the duration of the repair depends on factors such as the condition, size, accessibility, and extent of damage. For example, if a door has a damaged hinge, it may take up to an hour to replace. In the case of minor rot on the joints, the repair process involves treating the rot, shaping and sanding the affected area, applying an undercoat, and optionally finishing it with paint. This entire process can take approximately up to 6 hours. For a sash window, it typically requires a comprehensive treatment, including repairing faults, damages, and rot, changing the sash cord, checking the balances, draught proofing, painting and decoration if necessary, and fitting the ironmongery. Assembling it back to full functionality and depending on its size, it usually takes 1-2 windows per working day.
WHICH PAYMENT METHODS DO YOU ACCEPT?
As a registered self-employed business, I accept online bank transfers as the preferred payment method for my door repair services. This allows for convenient and secure transactions. By accepting online bank transfers, I ensure a seamless payment process while maintaining financial transparency. If you have any specific payment-related inquiries or alternative payment options, please let me know, and I will be happy to assist you.
WHERE DO YOU SOURCE MATERIALS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS?
I source replacement parts for repairs from a variety of registered merchants, suppliers, and workshops that cater to the specific needs of each repair case. By leveraging a diverse network of reliable and specialized sources, I ensure that I can obtain the necessary materials for any type of door repair. Whether it's hinges, locks, handles, sash weights, or any other component, I carefully select the appropriate parts from trusted providers who offer high-quality products. This approach enables me to deliver effective and tailored solutions to my customers, ensuring that their doors are restored to optimal functionality.