- Nearby Areas:
- Stirling
- Bridge of Allan
- Bannockburn
- Kippen
- Springkerse Industrial Estate
- Aberfoyle
- Cowie, Stirling (Stirlingshire)
- More areas near Stirling
Suggested Businesses serving Logie, Stirling (Stirlingshire)
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G J S Landscaping & Fencing Property Maintenance
Our work is carried from design to completion to a high standard of workmanship Prices are competitive with no compromise on quality giving you peace of mind. We have completed work for large hotels as well as design and lay patios for households in and around Stirlingshire and West Lothian. We cover all areas of Stirlingshire including, Falkirk, Stirling, Larbert, Polmont, Maddison, Linlithgow, Stenhousemuir, Kincardine, Redding, Brightons, Bo'Ness, Grangemouth, Laurieston, West Quarter and surrounding areas.
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The Really Good Window Company
Double glazing companies employ salesmen, advertise heavily and employ many staff. These are all costs that increase the price of the product. We dont advertise heavily, employ salesmen or many staff. So in short with The Really Good Window Company you get much more for much less! Our windows are A rated for energy efficiency by the British Fenestration Ratings Council. We only ever fit the best windows and doors from Veka and Rehau, regarded as the best profile manufacturers in Europe. At The Really Good Window Company we insist on the best internal finishes which include hardwood, softwood and PVC. Right down to silicones and even screws we insist on the best!
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Skyline Installations
Skyline is a Sky Approved Retailer, Satellite and Aerial Company based in the heart of Lanarkshire and covering Central Scotland. Members of the CAI The Confederation of Aerial Industries Ltd. All our engineers are fully trained and Sky approved. As a fully approved Sky Retailer we can offer Sky packages at very competitive prices FREEPHONE 0800 804 8639 for a quote. We also carry a wide range of digital accessories. Aerials and cables are very much taken for granted by TV viewers, however they are just as important as the TV itself and in electronic terms are actually part of the TV. People spend hundreds of pounds on their television but mostly everyone is unwilling to spend any more than is absolutely necessary on their aerial installation. A quality external aerial, properly fitted may only produce a very slight gain in signal but that can make a remarkable difference to the quality of the picture you are viewing.