Business Details
14 Years
experience
Expert Sash Window Restoration in North West England
Established in 2012, we are dedicated specialists in sash window restoration, slim double glazing, and draught proofing across the North West of England. Our team combines over 40 years of collective experience in domestic renovation and repair trades, utilising traditional craftsmanship passed through generations. We prioritise preserving architectural heritage while enhancing energy efficiency through tailored solutions. All work is executed with precision using premium materials, including grade 1 European sapele timber and two-pack epoxy resins, ensuring structural integrity and longevity.Our commitment to quality is underscored by a 5-year guarantee on all repairs and draught-proofing systems. We provide free, no-obligation surveys and assist with planning consent for listed buildings, maintaining a 100% success rate in approvals. Our services address heat loss, noise reduction, condensation control, and property value enhancement, delivered with professionalism and competitive pricing.
Services
Sash window restoration
Draught proofing
Slim double glazing
Window repairs
Rot restoration
Epoxy resin repairs
Brush seals installation
Lead weights replacement
Self-cleaning glass
Energy efficiency upgrades
Details
- Year established: 2012
Highlights and features
- We have over 40 years of combined experience in sash window restoration.
- Our work is backed by a 5-year guarantee with no hidden terms.
- We use premium materials like grade 1 European sapele and epoxy resins.
- We assist with planning consent for listed buildings and historic properties.
- We offer free, no-obligation surveys and competitive pricing.
What people say
Expertise in listed buildings
5-year work guarantee
Professional workmanship
Competitive pricing
Energy savings achieved
Services
Sash window restoration
We restore sash windows using traditional techniques and premium materials like grade 1 European sapele timber. Our process involves removing rotten sections, replacing them with bonded timber or epoxy resin, and applying durable finishes. This preserves architectural integrity while ensuring structural longevity and energy efficiency.
Slim double glazing
Our slim double glazing units retrofit into original sash windows, maintaining aesthetic appeal while improving insulation. With U-values as low as 1.6, they reduce heat loss and condensation. The system uses krypton gas and warm-edge spacers, ideal for listed buildings requiring compliance with heritage regulations.
Draught proofing
We install nylon pile brush seals and integral draught strips to eliminate gaps in sash windows. This reduces heat loss by up to 20%, lowers energy bills, and minimises noise ingress. The process retains window functionality while improving thermal efficiency and comfort in historic properties.
Epoxy resin repairs
We use two-pack epoxy resins to repair rotten window sections, particularly sills and glazing bars. This method creates permanent, elastic bonds that withstand expansion and contraction. The process preserves original timber elements while restoring structural integrity and extending window lifespan.
Lead weight replacement
We replace cast iron weights with extruded lead weights to accommodate double-glazed sashes. This ensures proper window operation and balance, maintaining smooth opening/closing functionality. The adjustment prevents travel restrictions caused by increased glass unit weight.
Questions
What areas do you cover?
We operate across Cheshire, North Wales, Shropshire, and Liverpool, including Mold, Chester, and Wrexham.
Do you offer guarantees?
Yes, all our work includes a 5-year guarantee with no hidden terms or exceptions.
Can you work on listed buildings?
Yes, we liaise with conservation officers and provide pilot window installations to secure planning approval.
How much does slim double glazing cost?
A standard sash window retrofit costs £675, including lead weights and energy-efficient glass units.
How do you handle draught proofing?
We fit brush seals and integral draught strips, reducing heat loss by up to 20% while maintaining ventilation.
What materials do you use?
We use grade 1 European sapele timber, epoxy resins, and slim double-glazed units with krypton gas.
