Monthly Archives: September 2011

Plenty of Time To Get a Conservatory before Christmas

Prior Products conservatories are proving extremely popular with the retail market this year with several being built each week right across our fitting area. It seems that the most popular design at the moment is split between the Edwardian and the Lean – to. The advantage of the Edwardian is the great amount of useable space created with its’ straight walls. This allows the maximum use of the interior area …
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Prior Products Doors and Canopies

When replacing your worn out old front or rear door with one of our great new range or residential PVCu or solid core composite doors, why now add a door canopy at the same time? Not only do they look good, they are easy to fit and are remarkably effective in keeping the weather off you and your new door. Thus when your front door is open and it is …
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City of Gloucester is bringing in New Business

We have been very successful in Cheltenham this year but with a little more advertising in the right places, it would seem that Gloucester is following the lead from Cheltenham and the surrounding areas. In the past hour we have had two leads from the centre of Gloucester and have already booked our chappies to go and supply a free no obligation quote in both cases. It seems that the …
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Good Response from Customers in Cheltenham

Since starting to advertise in the Cheltenham area recently, we have been impressed with the response that we have had there. It seems that our superb range of bespoke energy rated PVCu double glazing is going down a storm with our new customers. In certain areas we are back every week to do fittings. Charlton Kings, Greet, and most of Hatherley Road have seen our fitting vans on a regular …
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The Facts on Condensation on Windows

In the winter we get quite a few calls regarding condensation on windows. This seems to fall into two categories – people with ordinary double glazed PVCu windows and those with the new energy rated ones. However here the similarity ends. People with normal non rated windows want to know why they sometimes get condensation on the inside of the windows. The house during the winter is normally closed up …
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