We are currently open for business and operating in accordance to government guidelines, these are in place for our safety and the safety of our valued customers.

The Welsh Goverment has given guidence for the upcoming Wales Firebreak lockdown from 6PM Friday 23rd October 2020:

Can I carry out building, repair or maintenance work in someone’s home?

Work carried out in people’s homes, for example by tradespeople, can continue as long as it is managed in a safe way and both the worker and household members are well and have no symptoms of coronavirus. However, we recommend that people consider whether the work can be safely deferred until after this short lockdown.

Like other businesses, people working in someone else’s home must take all reasonable measures to ensure to mitigate the risk of coronavirus spreading when working in other people’s households. Please see the guidance on reasonable measures and on working in other people’s homes for more information.

It is also recommended that no work should be carried out in any household where someone is isolating, unless it is to repair a fault which poses a direct risk to people’s safety – for example, emergency plumbing, or carry out an adaptation to allow that household to remain in their property. If attendance is unavoidable (because of an urgent or emergency situation), additional precautions should be taken to keep workers and householders completely separate from each other.  In these cases, Public Health Wales can provide advice to tradespeople and households. But no work should be carried out by a tradesperson who has coronavirus symptoms, however mild.

Covid 19 Supply Chain Update – All of our suppliers are being stretched to the limit. As you would expect, they are doing their best to meet our demands. However, it does mean that there are currently limited stocks and interruption to the supply of profile, hardware, reinforcement and doors etc. We are aware that this is a widespread challenge and is affecting timescales to just about every operator in this industry. Of course, we will do everything we can do mitigate this situation, but we would ask for your understanding at this time.