Acorn uPVC installations have done an exceptional job installing 7 windows and 2 doors over 5 days .Both window fitters were very courtesy ,professional and paid great attention to detail , Myself and my partner couldn't be happier with the workmanship. Mike the sale rep was very friendly and informative .and I would highly recommend them .

Me and my husband had not long bought our property and had all of the rear windows done with acorn. They did a brilliant job , they look great and are good quality . I would recommend going through Mike, he sorted it all out easily for us and they job was finished bang on time ! Five stars

Update: Graham the new Director has taken responsibility for revamping the business to improve their performance; our outstanding problems have now been fixed, apologies given and accepted for poor communications and workmanship over recent years, and hopefully they are set on a new positive path forward. We are pleased with the now finished product, but if only it could have been completed in August 2014 as agreed in the contract.

Just want to share my experience of using Acorn windows in the hope that people wont have to go through what i have experienced: I have been involved in a 3 year battle with this company it has been a horrendous experience. My windows were fitted in 2011, having never had windows fitted before I wasn't aware of any regulations or paperwork that was supposed to come with the windows. It wasn't until later I discovered that new regulations mean that your windows have to be registered with FENSA and that you need the supporting documents when it comes to selling your house. When I realised this I contacted FENSA who informed me that my windows had never been registered I also discovered that the windows had not been fitted in line with regulations. I have spent the last 3 years writing to FENSA and Acorn in order to try and resolve the issue FENSA informed Acorn that they had a duty to deal with my complaint but every time I wrote or rang Acorn I would be fobbed off, I have since discovered that without the documentation I need I will have to pay for a building inspector to inspect the windows and issue a certificate should I ever wish to sell. Obviously I want to avoid this especially when Acorn were negligent by not registering the installation in the first place. The Director, has pretty much lied to me several times over the phone always coming up with an excuse why I haven't had my certificate. I have heard every excuse under the sun over the last 3 years and I still don't have my certificate. So not only were sub standard windows fitted but unless they give me my certificate I will have to face the possibility of 1. my windows being declared sub standard and not being signed off at all possibly resulting in having to buy new windows from a reputable company or 2. having to stump up to £500 to pay for a building inspector to visit and issue a certificate. Terrible quality, horrendous customer service and a director that lies continuously to a customer, do yourself a favour and avoid these cowboys. My next letter will be to trading standards, cowboy builders and X Ray.

Our porch build should have been finished in September 2014; we have received a number of promises but we are still waiting for some unsatisfactory interior work to be remedied (at November 2nd 2015). Our dealings with Acorn have been far short of satisfactory in many ways throughout the project. I would not recommend them.