About Us
One tradesman's name on every job, for 25 years.
Lichfield Double Glazing is a family business, not a franchise. Here's what that actually means for the person answering your call.
Most double glazing companies put a salesperson on your doorstep first and a fitter on your job second — often two different people who've never spoken to each other. Lichfield Double Glazing works differently, because it's built around one person: Dan.
Dan measures the job, quotes the job, and is on site for the fit — working alongside his own experienced fitting team, not a subcontracted crew he's met once. If something needs explaining, you're asking the person who's actually doing the work, not a call centre reading from a script.
After 25 years fitting windows, doors, conservatories and porches across Lichfield, Rugeley, Burton and Uttoxeter, most of the work now comes from recommendations — neighbours who've seen a job done well next door, or family who've used Dan before. That's the reputation the business is built to keep, not just win.
It's also why quotes are never chased. You'll get a fair price and a straight answer. If it's not right for you, that's the end of it — no follow-up calls, no pressure.
25+
Years fitting windows, doors, conservatories and porches locally.
Lichfield · Rugeley · Burton · Uttoxeter
The areas Dan and the team cover, in person, every time.
No sales pressure. No follow-up calls chasing your decision.
The Promise
What “no pressure” actually means here.
No sales pressure
You'll never deal with a commissioned salesperson. Dan quotes it, and if the answer's no, that's the end of it — no follow-up calls chasing a decision.
25 years, one family
New name, same hands on the job. Lichfield Double Glazing carries on the same family business that's been fitting windows and doors across Lichfield and Rugeley for a quarter of a century — not a franchise, not a new outfit starting from scratch.
His own team, not subcontractors
Dan is on site for the fit, working alongside his own experienced fitters — not handing your job off to whoever's free that week.