Niddal Windows & Conservatories have been working in the glazing and conservatory business for more than 40 years, having started way back in 1977. With this, Niddal are one of the North Yorkshire region’s longest serving home improvement businesses. Named after the famous river Nidd which passes through our coverage area, we have worked hard to develop a stellar local reputation for hard, honest work and quality products.
Embarking on any home improvement project is a big decision and we understand that you need the assurance that the company you choose is competent, helpful, experienced and reliable. Niddal Windows are a local owned and managed business founded in 1977. Since then we have progressed, expanded and evolved into the reliable, genuine and respected company that we are today. The business has been owned by the same two families since day one, both passionate and experienced in the industry. We employ over 20 local members of staff, who together form a very valued team which helps continue our development and raising standards with a clear understanding that when you invest in property improvements you want them to be of the highest quality and installed to an excellent standard by a company you can trust. We will never pressure you into making your decision and invite you into our showroom to check the quality of our products for yourself.
We will take care of everything for you including advice regarding any planning or building regulation requirements you may need. Once an order has been placed we will send through your contract and deposit invoice. Once the signed contract and deposit is returned, we will arrange for our surveyors visit to take detailed measurements, go through your requirements and make sure you are fully satisfied with the choices you’ve made. The order will then be passed on to our manufacturers for production. Once manufactured, we will contact you to arrange a convenient date for our experienced team to install your windows and doors, taking care to do the job right and cleaning up behind themselves.
