Sector 29 has Ganga Shopping Complex and Brahmaputra Market, two of central Noida's busier local markets. Around them are some of the city's older family homes, many from the eighties. So our work here splits between shopfronts and doors in the markets, and replacement bathrooms and windows in the houses.
Local market shopfronts
The shops in Ganga and Brahmaputra markets serve the neighbourhood every day. A broken front means a shop that cannot lock up.
We come first to make it safe and board it. A made-to-size toughened panel then takes three to five working days.
We fit the new front before opening, so you do not lose a day.
Homes from the eighties
Many houses around the markets were built in the eighties. After forty years, bathrooms and windows are well due for replacement.
Walls have usually moved a little, so a slim frame often seals a shower better than frameless glass. Old steel or early aluminium windows are often replaced with new sliding ones.
We measure each opening separately, because no two are quite the same.
Repairs before replacement
Not everything old needs replacing. A sliding window that sticks often needs only new rollers. A door that catches has usually dropped on its hinge.
We check the part first. Where a repair will last, we recommend it. Where the frame itself has failed, we say so and quote new.
That keeps the cost down for the owner.
