Nov 11, 2026
Avon, Bristol Nov 11, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Bristol Sash Window Services has launched a new website and announced a Christmas and New Year offer for homeowners planning work on their sash windows.
Customers who book sash window refurbishment or draught-proofing work by 31 January 2027 will receive 5% off the agreed price before VAT. VAT will then be calculated on the discounted amount at the rate applicable to the work.
The offer follows the launch of the company's new website, which brings its services together and helps homeowners explore options for repairing, refurbishing and improving traditional sash windows.
Luke Byatt of Bristol Sash Window Services said: "We wanted the new website to make it easier for people to understand the options for their sash windows. The Christmas offer is a way to help customers planning work before the end of January."
Every property and window is different. The team will discuss the work required and confirm the price and applicable VAT treatment before a booking is agreed. Qualifying draught-proofing installations may be zero-rated for VAT; other work may have a different VAT treatment. www.gov.uk
Bristol Sash Window Services carries out sash window refurbishment and draught-proofing work in Bristol, Clevedon and surrounding areas of North Somerset.
The offer is available on sash window refurbishment and draught-proofing work booked by 31 January 2027. Visit sashwindowsbristol.co.uk to find out more or discuss a project.
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