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Recommendations please - inc Bathroom, Kitchen, Doubleglazing etc



zeetha

Well-known member
Apr 11, 2011
1,312
After months of waiting it seems like we will finally be exchanging contracts to buy a house in Hove in next couple of weeks so we want to start planning the work that needs doing to it.

Can anyone recommend any local firm for the following:

  • Bathroom supplier & installer
  • Double glazing and/or conservatory
  • Architect
  • Kitchen supplier & installer
  • Builder for mainly internal remodelling

Not all of this will we be doing at once, but thought I might as well ask about all upfront!

Cheers,

Z
 


Bakesy

Farting for ENGLAND!!!
Feb 13, 2005
9,667
How would i know?I'm pissed.
STC in Seaford, KITCHENS,BATHROOMS AND TILES.

01323 490048....

Speak to Steve.....he's my boss!
 


zeetha

Well-known member
Apr 11, 2011
1,312
Thanks for the suggestion Bakesy - we shall definitely keep you in mind when we move!

Z
 


peterward

Well-known member
NSC Patreon
Nov 11, 2009
11,233
After months of waiting it seems like we will finally be exchanging contracts to buy a house in Hove in next couple of weeks so we want to start planning the work that needs doing to it.

Can anyone recommend any local firm for the following:

  • Bathroom supplier & installer
  • Double glazing and/or conservatory
  • Architect
  • Kitchen supplier & installer
  • Builder for mainly internal remodelling

Not all of this will we be doing at once, but thought I might as well ask about all upfront!

Cheers,

Z

give these lads a go for the windows :lol:

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dragonred

New member
Aug 8, 2011
296
Hove
Pete from Kis Kitchens in Newhaven - but who mainly fits kitchens and bathrooms in Hove - top notch guy and work he does and has great check a trade customer feedback from previous customers.
 












zeetha

Well-known member
Apr 11, 2011
1,312
Cheers again guys!
 


Lincoln Imp

Well-known member
Feb 2, 2009
5,964
If you can possibly afford to, avoid plastic double glazing. Wood is more expensive and needs maintenance every few years but looks and feel much nicer and always has a stronger effect on the value of the house. It depends on the house of course but an agent told me recently that for many properties plastic glazing will at best not reduce the value of a property and in some cases will knock it back.
 



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