UPVC windows are used on almost all new builds. They often get damaged on installation and we are on hand to repair them. For some customers its as simple as wanting a colour change.
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Why repair rather than replace?
Replacing a damaged surface can be expensive, disruptive and time consuming. Often requiring the services of several trades. The more trades involved the more waste is created. Our technicians will come to the repair, do it in situ causing less disruption and waste.
Would the repair be visible?
Our technicians always strive to make the repair as invisible as possible. If you are unsure contact us and one of our experienced technicians will come out assess the job and give you and honest opinion of what is achievable.
Are the repairs guaranteed to last?
We continually assess our processes and look for the best available products to provide repairs that not only look great but last.
What our Customers say?
“First time using defect doctor and I’ve been impressed with the quality of there repairs and there attention to detail. I will certainly be using them in the future and would highly recommend them”.
Mark Cox, MCJB Shop Fitters LTD“Jack, I’ve just been reviewing the works carried out at HMRC last week. Brilliant first time experience working with you guys. Excellent job, thanks again”.
Jonny Peacock Project Manager at BA Joinery“Jack at Defect Doctor has carried out work for our construction company for us for several years across many commercial and residential projects throughout North Wales and the North West of England. All works that have been carried out have been to an excellent standard and in a short time frame. We have always been impressed with the service provided and felt we received good value for money”. Rob Sheppard Managing Director at Robert Sheppard Construction company.
"We are very happy with our porch respray. Its given a sound but out of fashion porch a new lease of life. We would recommend a Defect Doctor respray to anyone wanting an update without major building works." - Sandy Bergeson
