Mitchell Glass are approved installers of Evolution wood effect windows and doors in the Scottish Boarders, Edinburgh and The Lothians area.
Established in 1875 Mitchell Glass has an extremely long history of serving their local community and have a reputation for fairness and quality. As part of their commitment to providing high quality products they are approved installers of Evolution wood effect windows and doors in the Scottish Boarders, Edinburgh and The Lothians area.
Mitchell Glass serve in the Scottish Boarders, Edinburgh and The Lothians and are able to take you through their full deign service when looking at Evolution wood effect windows and doors. This means that they will be with you through every step of the way from design to installation and beyond. Added to that Mitchell Glass are FENSA, Trustmark and GGF registered and are have both an Insurance Backed Warranty and Deposit Protection Insurance giving you complete peace of mind.
As approved installers of Evolution wood effect windows and doors in in the Scottish Boarders, Edinburgh and The Lothians Mitchell Glass are able to offer the full range of Evolution products. Including our Georgian, coloured and leaded wood effect windows as well as the range of wood effect front and rear door.
Mitchell GlassCurrie RoadGalashielsTD1 2BP
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