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Window Workshop is a family run business based in Waterlooville, covering Hampshire, West Sussex and Surrey. Founded by Steve Lymer in 1995, the business started as a double glazing repair firm and has since grown to encompass all types of double glazing installations and solid conservatory roofs.
41 Basepoint Centre, Waterberry Drive, PO7 7TH, Waterlooville, United Kingdom
I am very disappointed by this company. They installed windows but within a year, water was coming in the upstairs windows when it rained and then pouring down inside the wall cavity and coming out like a waterfall down the inside of my front door. Despite numerous attempts to get them to come back to fix the problem, they don't answer calls or e mails.
Everything was going ok until I just found out that they have ceased trading and my windows are still not finished..so I’m thinking what the F@#k do I do now Sherlock 🤬
We have been waiting 7 months. No sign of our conservatory roof. Of late their website has been taken down and no reviews on checkatrade anymore. It looks like a company that either has or is about to crash. I fear no deposits are going to be easily recovered. Stay well clear.
Similar story to previous reviewer. Either a scam (a very convincing one) or the company has recently ceased trading. They have been removed from CheckaTrade and the Government site already.
Paid deposit, man came to measure up. Month later got a form to sign to confirm the windows I was getting, on which there were a couple of mistakes, mentioned it to them and got an immediate response saying they'd speak to the installer and get back to me. That was 2 weeks ago. Have sent multiple emails all of which go unanswered, not picking up calls, feeling now this may be a scam.
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