After coming to Greenway Home Improvement last year for our rockdoor, we decided to come back for a bigger job!
This time we came to have our victorian conservatory installed. It’s a huge thing for us, and obviously we wanted someone we could trust to do a good job. We knew after the service we received last time that you were the right company to go with.
The price of the conservatory was very reasonable, we’ve heard stories as well of people adding extras on to the fee agreed at the end. Obviously, we were happy that you didn’t!
The staff were very helpful as always and did a great job handling all of our queries. We recommended you to our neighbours after you fitted our conservatory and they’ve just ordered one of your tailor made orangeries. We can’t wait to see who’s looks better at the end.
Will you also thank Chris for helping us chose our colour scheme and type of windows to go with. It was really helpful showing us what type of design would suit our needs. He helped us pick out our double glazing windows, which we were pretty clueless about. We ended up getting energy rated windows which we are very happy with.
Our thanks once again for our victorian conservatory, all the best.
Mr and Mrs Standlers
Bristol
The definition an orangeries has become blurred in recent times. Traditionally orangeries were constructed for the growth and cultivation of exotic plants and fruits. They were extravagant buildings with large windows and doors set between brick piers. The roofs were made from glass set on cast iron rafters and large cast box gutters to create areas of flat roof. The entire roof area was then surrounded by a parapet wall and the exterior walls were embellished with large stone columns and pilasters.
Comment by Matt Morgan — May 20, 2009 @ 11:36 am