Midlothian Double Glazing, Doors, Conservatories & More

Our Cumbria territory covers one of the loveliest areas of Britain, and extends from the Scottish borders up as far as Edinburgh. Its here that youll find Brian, and hes been promoting our products since 1986 in places such as Berwick-upon-Tweed, Haddington, Denholm and his own home town of Selkirk. His long experience makes him ideal for handling any of our products, and hes just as knowledgeable about any of our windows and doors as he is about conservatories or driveways. Outside of work, he volunteers for the British Red Cross.

Originally from Iran, Mo has been with Everest since 1986, covering Edinburgh and all nearby villages and towns such as Linlithgow, Balerno, South Queensferry, Longniddry and Gullane. He specialises in both conservatories and all our core products, and has many customers who have become friends over the 30 years hes been with us. He enjoys history, sport and current affairs, as well as walking the family dog “The Boss Brodie”. He (Mo that is) also loves cooking, especially dishes from his native country.

Stefans favourite film is the thriller Limitless, but hes a big Harry Potter fan as well - hes actually part way through making a model of Hogwarts Castle. Given that its apparently seven storeys high, has got 142 staircases and is supported by magic, he may still have some way to go, but Stefan has certainly got the magic touch when it comes to recommending the right doors, windows or roof trim. Stefan has many satisfied customers in Livingston, Falkirk, Glasgow, Peebles and his home city of Edinburgh. He joined Everest in 2015.

A life-long Edinburgh resident, Tommy knows all there is to know about windows for different styles of houses there, including traditional timber options in conservation areas. Hes also expert on front doors, roof products like gutters and fascias, and porches. Hes helped customers in Scotland as far afield as Gullane, North Berwick, Longniddry and Port Seaton. Tommys favourite song is He Aint Heavy Hes My Brother by the Hollies, and as a self-taught guitarist he played the first song at his sons wedding. Ahhh…