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Lol. Wow, you learn something new every day, all those hours I've spent de-glazing doors when all I had to do was give them a little kick. Like I say on my site, you're the boss and it's up to you what you want. Just don't base your decision on propaganda claiming PVC doors are not secure. They...

I've had no experience with using Nan Ya doors so I can only speculate. From looking on their website I'd say they were at the lower end of the market and look like the type of composite that are produced en masse to be installed on council houses(I may be wrong). And there doesn't seem to be...

It's a funny one because the window has been fitted almost flush to the outside of the brick leaving it exposed to the elements. It would have been a tricky seal and doesn't look as though it has been done professionally. I would definitely take a look at the seals around the window, maybe clean...

In this instance it is probably best to fit the trickle vents to hide the damage to the frame and to resolve the issue of the condensation another way. There are more likely causes of condensation than having no trickle vents. Could you tell me more about the condensation? Perhaps I can help.

Have you made a payment yet? Never pay for any work until you're completely satisfied. They should come back to put the job right but your problem will be less urgent once they've had the money. ADVERTISING LINK REMOVED

Removing the casements and screwing them back in is easy enough, if it will help you. You may need to use a ladder to seal up the window after though. Using a ladder for this is safer than hanging out the window to do it. ADVERTISING LINK REMOVED