Refurbishment & fit-out of the new offices for the National Probation Directorate in Suffolk.
Complete window replacement with double glazed sealed units with restricted opening lights. When it comes to windows, glazing must be taken into account. Secondary and double glazing are at the lower end of the price spectrum, but how do they compare? They both have advantages in terms of strength, environmental benefits, and security, but which should you choose: Double or secondary glazing?

The cost of secondary and double glazing varies greatly depending on your property type and budget. Secondary glazing may be preferable if you live in a listed building if there are restrictions on renovations. Also temporary secondary glazing offers a fairly inexpensive, flexible solution for those who want the benefits of double glazing.

If you’re looking for the improved heat and noise insulation of double glazing for your home but you don’t want to – or can’t – replace your existing single-glazing windows, secondary glazing may be the ideal solution.

Brickwork repairs on elevations and parapet walls, concrete repairs to cills and band course, Redesigned floor lay outs to suite the Clients requirements, with new partitions and ceilings.

New electrical services installation with modifications to the existing mechanical installation to suit the new scheme. New Wall and floor finishes, joinery, tea stations and specialist areas for the clientele who attend the many functions held within these premises. Decorations throughout. Removal of existing lifts  and installation of Machine Room lift. Re-roof with new insulated system and installation of a Kee Klamp handrail system across the roof to form walk ways.

Contract Value: £ 1.7 Million