Sash Windows

I offer a service to restore and repair sash windows. Many properties in and around Brighton feature traditional box frame sash windows. Unfortunately many have fallen into a state of disrepair. Common problems include rotten timber, sashes that no longer open or close properly, broken sash cords, and windows that let in draughts. Maintenance can solve all these problems.
I offer a free assessment of the condition of your windows & frames and a free quotation for all works. Examples of recent work can be seen here.

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Services Include:

Sash window refurbishment and draught-proofing. Info»
Repairs and restoration. Info» Construction and installation of new sash windowsInfo» Double glazingInfo»

If you would like a quote for work on your sash windows, please get in touch:

mobile: 07761224634
telephone: 01273 243518
email: richardsothcott@hotmail.com
workshop: Unit 1, Namrik mews, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 2TF

Alternatively, you can use the contact form found here.

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Restoring sash window to fully operational order.
Re-balancing sashes/weights where necessary.
Replacing all cords.
Replacing any loose or broken putty.
Draught proofing of window, (staff beading, parting bead & meeting rails)
Making good any damaged timber.
Treating rot & removing any flaking paint.

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Window cills replaced in either softwood or hardwood.
Replacement glazed sashes to match existing joinery.
Replace broken sash cords.
Fit new window furniture & security locks etc.

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Traditional joinery sashes and box-frames.
All timber preservative treated and primed
Double or single glazing.
Draught-proofing system.
Complete installation including internal fix, i.e. window boards, architrave etc.

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New windows with low-e sealed double glazed units for thermal efficiency.
Replacement of single glazed sashes with double glazing within existing frames.

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