“Volatility in the window and conservatory market had reached an all time high with a staggering 30 companies ceasing to trade since January. “

"Not all of these companies have gone bust" points out Insight's sales manager Sonia Punter. "Many business owners and sole traders have simply retired or shut-up shop, but the trend is still upwards."

Extract from 'Insightlive' - June/July 2011 issue.

The window industry is very saturated and companies closing is not new. This creates problems for customers because guarantees become worthless and spare parts hard to find. If only part of the house has been double glazed, windows/doors from a different Company will not match and leave the homeowner with an odd suite, destroying one of the main reasons customers buy double glazing, to improve the home’s appearance and add value.

Why is Dunster House any different?

Well, we started in 1994, so we’ve been around for years. So we have a proven track record, strangely though this is not the main reason you should trust us with your custom:

Many companies borrow heavily to support their activities. This means that just a bad sales month or two can have catastrophic effect on their survival.

We don’t. We don’t run overdrafts to keep us “afloat”, if we have bad month or two, it’s upsetting but doesn’t threaten the stability of the Company like it would many others.

Also, our Managing Director/Owner in charge of windows is in his 30’s – he’s not retiring for a long time yet! We won’t let him!!!

Dunster House is a safe choice, whether you want 1 window or 100, we have the knowledge, product, history and strategy to look after your needs.