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Citysound Ltd

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About from company website

City Sound Glazing has been a trusted name in secondary glazing since 1968, offering bespoke solutions for noise reduction, thermal insulation, and draught proofing. Founded by Derrick Smith and now led by his son Andrew, the family-run business prides itself on a high level of workmanship and customer service. They cater to both residential and commercial clients, including those in listed buildings and conservation areas, ensuring their services complement the existing charm of properties.

Their expertise extends to various window styles, including sash, casement, and Crittal windows, with a focus on creating unobtrusive secondary glazing that is barely visible once installed. City Sound Glazing serves a wide area, from Central London to the M25 and beyond, and has a strong reputation for quality and reliability, backed by a 12-year guarantee on all workmanship and materials.

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Project experience from company website

Eton College

Winsor

Secondary glazing project.

St Lawrence Jewry next Guildhall

next Guildhall

Secondary glazing project.

Client · Christopher Wren Church

eBay (London Headoffice)

London

Secondary glazing project.

Shell-Mex House

Secondary glazing project.

Client · Sir Robert McAlpine

The Howard de Walden Estate

Secondary glazing project.

Liberty London

Secondary glazing project.

The Crown Estate

Secondary glazing project.

Grosvenor Estate

Secondary glazing project.

Honourable Society of Middle Temple

Secondary glazing project.

Waterstones

Piccadilly

Secondary glazing project.

Order of St John's

Secondary glazing project.

BP Environmental Head Office

Secondary glazing project.

Clients mentioned from company website

Eton College, St Lawrence Jewry next Guildhall, eBay, Shell-Mex House, The Howard de Walden Estate, Liberty London, The Crown Estate, Grosvenor Estate, Honourable Society of Middle Temple, Waterstones, Order of St John's, BP Environmental Head Office and 8 others.

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What does Citysound Ltd do?

City Sound Glazing offers expert secondary glazing services in London, specializing in noise reduction, thermal insulation, and draught proofing for residential and commercial properties. Their listed services include Windows & doors and Glazing.

Where is Citysound Ltd based?

Citysound Ltd is registered at 367 Chingford Road, London, E17 5AE, in London.

What areas does Citysound Ltd cover?

Citysound Ltd states that it works across London and M25.

How many people work at Citysound Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 16 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Citysound Ltd's turnover?

Citysound Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £740k and £2.0m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Citysound Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Citysound Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-09-30.

What sectors does Citysound Ltd work in?

Citysound Ltd works in Residential and Commercial.

When was Citysound Ltd established?

Citysound Ltd was incorporated on 2006-09-29, though the company says it has traded since 1968.

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