Lincolnshire is England’s second-largest county, stretching from the Humber estuary in the north to The Wash in the south, taking in the flat fenlands of the east, the limestone ridge of the Lincolnshire Edge, and market towns such as Stamford, Sleaford, and Horncastle. The county mixes Georgian townhouses, Victorian terraces, and modern new-build estates with a large rural stock of farmhouses and cottages.
Montrose Glass provides cat flap fitting in Lincolnshire and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Whether you need a cat flap installation in Lincolnshire for a uPVC door, a timber frame, or a glass panel, a glazier can reach you quickly and carry out the work in a single visit. Our vans are stocked with glass that can be cut and prepared on site, so the majority of cat flap fitting jobs across the county are completed without a return visit.
Cat flap fitting in Lincolnshire covers a range of installation options depending on where you want the flap positioned. The most straightforward is fitting into a solid uPVC or timber door, where a hole is cut to the manufacturer’s template and the flap is secured in place. Fitting a cat flap into glass, whether that is a single-glazed panel, a side-light next to your front door, or a conservatory pane, involves careful glass cutting and, in most cases, the supply of a new pane with the aperture already prepared. For a cat flap in double glazing, the process is different again and is covered in detail below. Options include standard locking cat flaps, magnetic cat flaps, and microchip cat flaps that only open for your registered pet, which are particularly popular in areas with a high density of neighbouring cats, such as the terraced streets around Lincoln city centre or the newer housing estates in Grantham and Gainsborough.
