I met Brian about 10 weeks after he was recommended. What a fantastic guy he is, and honest as the…read moreday is long. I wanted a new front door and he came to quote within 2 hours of me calling him. He told me it would likely be June 30 before he could fit it. No depos was required and he fitted the new doo today!! Couldn't be happier, this guy is first class. You won't meet a more genuine man.

Had my full house of windows and doors done by Brian and it is a superb job. I'm over the moon with…read morethe price, product and finish. Top job from start to finish.

Excellent service ask one week here next fitting it leaving room tidy installed quick and easy…read morewould recommend this company to any one

Excellent service. The company is always very helpful when asking questions. They know their stuff…read morewhen it comes to windows, doors, conservatories. I know that I can trust them to do a good job. Certainly recommend to any one wanting to change their doors, windows, wanting a conservatory, french doors. These are the guys to do it.

Recommended by a relative,they made a decent job at a competetive price replacing my front…read morewindows.The house has internal wood lintels,so you have to be careful removing the old frames.Mark,did a good job.We decided to have the rear and side windows replaced as well as the french doors,unfortunately Mark was unavailable and instead two cowboys arrived.They removed the side window with a mash hammer.I suggested they use a pad saw to remove the four fischer screws that hold the frames in,but they just smashed the glass and again used a heavy hammer to smash the frames out.They removed the french doors and the original fixings were on show and just needed to be screwed out and then cut the plastic wallplug,but instead the cowboys cut through the frame and again used the mash hammer and jemmy damaging 6 bricks,and the headers dropped because of the abuse and stupidity of the so called fitters.They kindly gave me 4 packs of sealant and told me to seal the door frame after i had the bricks replaced and a lintel installed above the door.Gary from Gofor came, took photographs and said he would send a builder he knows,which he did,who suggested i remove the damaged bricks and he would put them back for the price of a drink.At no time did i get an apology or offer to repair there cock up and bad workmanship.Unfortunately my wife paid the bill and Gofor have not made any approach to repair and finish the job,so an aunt and a neighbour have decided to take their business elsewhere.Please do not go to this company if you want a decent job.Please note i have never seen a review before,which is strange.

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Terrible Company you can NOT Trust!!! We are still going…read morethrough Hell because of this Company! We were meant to have a small playroom for our children built before Christmas 2018! Yes 2018!! We received nothing but bad workmanship and appalling customer care from them. We had Carbon Monoxide Detected from where they moved the boiler flue which was outside our Children's Bedroom window and Pennine said it was safe!! It was also blocking a fire escape!! We got an independent Gas Safe engineer to look at it and he capped and turned off the boiler as it was unsafe as Carbon Monoxide was detected in the bedroom and was positioned to close to an opening window. Our List of faults is so Long, So we paid for a Surveyor to look at it and Also involved Building Control. We now have Trading Standards involved!! The build is that bad we are pricing up getting it taken down. They have made our lives Hell and could have killed our children with there incompetence!! Avoid at all costs as they have only come back to us with 2 options- 1 - Carry on and finish it 2- Pay more money to Take it down and build what we asked for in the first place! This whole experience has effected my health as well as our Family and they need Stopping before they do this to someone else!!!!

Pennine Orangery. First of all I'd like to confirm my…read moreprofessional position as working for a housebuilder so that I know a little of what I am talking about. We decided to go with Pennine for the following reasons: * They have been around for years * Affordability - Product was still expensive but that had a good finance offer * Hard selling by their salesman who initially came across as very helpful but as we found out this was a very hard sell by them. I refer to our extension as an orangery not a conservatory as we were told this would be more of an all year-round useable room. Their web site also states that their orangeries are a cosy environment for year-round use. We paid Pennine to have an orangery built March 2015. During the design/discussion process we opted out of installing external UPVC doors which separated our existing house to the orangery/extension as we wanted the open plan feel. When opting out of this Pennine ask you to sign a disclaimer but don't offer any explanation of the further consequences of this. We were on a budget like most families and were on the verge of withdrawing when Pennine asked to come back to see us. The salesman started looking at the plans to see what could be value engineered out of the design but still to keep the look we were after. One of his suggestions was to omit the radiator as the room would be warm enough if need be we could always add a radiator in at a later date. Needless to say, we signed on the dotted line and agreed to go with them. During the build we had Pennines plumber in to modify our existing system where we had to re-locate the existing radiator that was under the window that was to be made into the opening for the new extension. It was then he advised us that the new orangery would need a heat source and we would regret not putting one in. We paid him the extra money to install a new radiator for us. For four winters now we have not been able to use the new room as the temperature in that room can be as little as 9 degrees. During the warmer months this is mainly used as a second living room or a play room for our children. We installed interior grade timber doors in the opening between the orangery and the existing house, this only highlighted how cold it was in the orangery but did help the rest of our house as less heat leaked out through the orangery. When this room is out of use it significantly changes our house. Pennine have been out too many times to recall but, in all honesty, it is impossible for them to make good on how this was sold to us 'a room that can used all year round'. Pennine were last out in January where they spotted that seals at the ridge were missing. They came back two weeks later to carry out the remedial works which have slightly lessened the noise from outside as previously it was obvious that something was never quite right as traffic could be heard outside more than expected (this was after 4 years remember). Please note the acoustics are better but the temperature is still too cold. It me be the case that a bigger radiator will help but I have since found out that the specification of the walls and floor combined with the roof means that the heat will not stay in the room long as previously explained to us that it would. I have since spoken to other glazing companies in the industry who have confirmed that any form of construction like this, especially with a glazed roof CANNOT be used all year round. I am currently having to pay for the services of an independent surveyor and solicitor so that I can prove the following with the end result of me taking legal action: * Specification is not good enough and, * We have been mis-sold a product which clearly isn't as advertised If you can afford it I would strongly recommend going down the traditional construction route and using a reputable builder. Avoid a glazed roof, they look great but you will only be able to use the room for 6 - 8 months of the year. Pennine will try to install an oversized radiator butt this is false economy. If anyone is having similar problems, I would recommend the use of an independent surveyor. It may cost a few extra pounds but in the long run it will be worth it as Pennine at first glance may seem helpful but in the end this won't get resolved. If need be, I can point you in the right direction of a surveyor. Please leave a response on this review and I'll come back to you. One last item worth noting, If paid using Pennines finance which is a Debtor Creditor Supplier Agreement and as the orangery is not fit for purpose as claimed by their sales, advertising and marketing literature, both Pennine and the finance supplier are jointly and severally liable for these defects. I will be getting in touch with Barclays Partnering Finance to pursue this further with my solicitor. www.barclayspartnerfinance.com Tel - 0800 15 22 888 I also see this as a breach of the Consumer Credit Act and the Sale of Goods Act. Thanks