Testimonial || How We changed the looks of Mr. Sunakar Bihari’s House

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“A winner is a dreamer who never gives up – Nelson Mandela”

A story of our success which we are grateful to share with readers. Let's start from the beginning:

Mr. Sunakar Bihari is a respected citizen and Government employee who has built his dream home At Niladri Vihar, Bhubaneswar. He wanted to give an elegant and modern look to his dream home. As our Brand Name is Popular across all Odisha he came across with us. That's when the story started.

As he wanted to give a Modern look to his windows along with saving some space he chose UPVC windows.

After that, we sent our skilled technical team to measure the window spaces of that G+2 Building. We provide customized sizes as we have our factory unlike other companies in Odisha.

 


Here is what he said after the installation of uPVC windows:

Our staff Behavior - 

He liked the polite behavior of our staffs.

Time-Bound - 

As we deliver him products before the time he was impressed.

Perfect fitting- 

Every window fitted perfectly without any gap.

High-quality product - 

As we are providing high-quality uPVC it gave his home strong security.

Looks Of the double gazing glass- 

The house is colored white which is why the double gazed glass uPVC windows boosted its looks even further.


Get Free consultancy service for your home construction, Contact now at Builtify.

Location: Neeladri Vihar, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar, Odisha 751021, India

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