London · Services
What we do
We restore original windows wherever we can. Where the timber is past saving, the replacement is made to match by the group's own joinery studio.
Eleven services
Eleven ways we restore, repair and protect period windows.
- 01Sash window restorationFull overhaul of the original window: cords, weights, beads, timber repairs, glass and finish.
- 02Sash cord repairsBroken cords replaced, weights checked and the sash rebalanced, usually in a visit.
- 03Draught-proofingBrush seals routed into the existing sashes. Stops rattles and draughts, cuts noise. Five-year guarantee (conditions apply).
- 04Slimline double glazingSlim sealed units fitted into your existing sashes, keeping the original sightlines.
- 05Replacement sashesNew sashes or whole windows where the originals are beyond repair, made to the original profile.
- 06Casement windowsTimber casement windows restored, repaired and draught-proofed. Rot cut out and spliced, hinges and stays renewed, glazing repaired, period detail kept.
- 07ShuttersOriginal panelled shutters freed, repaired and made to work again. Replicas where they are missing.
- 08DoorsOriginal Victorian and Georgian front doors and internal doors restored: rot spliced out, doors eased and rehung, fanlights repaired, draught-proofing fitted.
- 09Shop frontsPeriod timber shop fronts repaired: fascias, pilasters, stallrisers, glazed doors and glazing.
- 10Painting and finishingPeriod-correct preparation and hand-painted finishing of sashes, shutters and external joinery.
- 11Glass and glazingLike-for-like glass including crown and cylinder, acoustic glass, and stained glass encapsulation.
Book a survey
Send us photographs of your windows and we'll tell you what needs doing and what doesn't, with a written quotation. The digital survey is free.
Contact
Call 020 7164 6305 or send a message with photographs of the windows you need help with.
- Call
- 020 7164 6305
- 020 7164 6305
- Office
- Ripplevale Grove, Islington, London N1 1HT
- Hours
- Mon to Fri 8am to 6pm, Sat by appointment