Background & Opportunity
Fenêtres Fermetures Du Doubs shows how a local building-services company can strengthen its market platform through several connected moves without claiming an unverified financial turnaround. Before 2021, the company operated under the name FENETRES DU DOUBS and was registered in Quingey. Public registration information identifies its creation on 1 April 2010 and its activity in timber and PVC joinery. The documented organisational turning point occurred on 1 February 2021. The company changed its name to FENETRES FERMETURES DU DOUBS and moved its registered address and operating location from 18 Grande Rue, Quingey, to 1 ZAE Combe Parnette in Lavans-Quingey. This created a clearer base for a broader local and regional proposition. The company’s stated offer now extends beyond a narrow window category. It covers PVC, aluminium, timber and composite windows and doors, shutters, garage doors and verandas. The target customers include individuals, professionals and local public institutions. The company presents a one-stop process covering assessment, guidance, customised product sourcing and installation, and states that installation is not outsourced. Its website says it works on both renovation and new-build projects and reports service coverage including Besançon, Pontarlier and Dijon. The positioning is supported by two documented external relationships. FenêtréA’s official Expert Conseil directory lists Fenêtres et Fermetures du Doubs, its address, product categories and manager Sébastien Boillot. Qualibat records RGE qualifications for exterior-window supply and installation, awarded on 8 November 2024, and roof-window work, awarded on 19 September 2025. A certificate issued on 24 September 2025 records an average workforce of 19 and is valid until 17 November 2026. Separately, the company website reports 18 employees. Those numbers should remain separate because they have different sources, dates and definitions. The business is still operating, but the public evidence does not show comparable revenue, profit, order volume, conversion or installation-capacity data before and after the move. The defensible conclusion is therefore not that relocation caused growth. Rather, the company assembled a stronger platform for regional installation work by combining a new identity and site, wider products, a manufacturer partnership, RGE credentials and controlled delivery.
Original Problem / Model
The original model was a Quingey-based timber and PVC joinery business operating as FENETRES DU DOUBS.
Turning Point
The legal name and registered location changed on 1 February 2021.
Core Decision
The new base is ZA Combe Parnette in Lavans-Quingey.
Execution / Model / Acquisition Changes
The offer expanded across windows, doors, shutters, garage doors and verandas in several materials.
Measurable Results
FenêtréA partnership and Qualibat RGE qualifications added documented trust and market-access signals.
Lessons
The platform is stronger, but public sources do not prove a revenue or profit increase.