Sash Window Restoration, Timber Restoration & Glazing
At Craftworks Heritage, we specialize in professional sash window restoration services, as well as a range of other offerings. Our services include timber repair/replacement, re-glazing, cord replacement and re-balancing, draught proofing, and re-glazing services. We use only the best materials and techniques and strive to provide exceptional workmanship and customer service. Whether you require general repairs or maintenance services, you can trust us to deliver high-quality work. Sash Window and Timber Window Restoration are part of our key services.
Sash Window Restoration
Craftworks Heritage specializes in sash window restoration, offering a range of services to ensure that your sash windows are restored to their former glory. Our expert team offers Timber Repair/Replacement, Re-Glazing, Cord Replacement and Re-Balancing, Draught Proofing, and Re-Glazing Services, all of which comply with Conservation and Listed Building Consent using Traditional Skills and approved Materials.
The sash window restoration services we provide are designed to preserve the character and beauty of your historic building while providing modern functionality. Our skilled craftsmen use traditional techniques and materials to provide quality, long-lasting repairs that will keep your sash windows operating smoothly for years to come. Whether you need a simple repair or a full restoration, we have the expertise to get the job done.
Timber Restoration
Craftworks Heritage also offers expert timber window restoration services for your historic building. Our experienced team provides Timber Repair/Replacement, Draught Proofing, and other services that comply with Conservation and Listed Building Consent using Traditional Skills and approved Materials.
We understand the importance of preserving the historic character of your building, and our skilled craftsmen use traditional techniques and materials to ensure that the windows are fully restored. We can replace any damaged or rotten timber and provide bespoke carpentry services to match the original design. Our team is committed to delivering quality, long-lasting repairs that will stand the test of time, and we always strive to exceed our clients’ expectations. Trust us to handle your timber window restoration needs and enjoy the beauty and functionality of your restored windows for years to come.
Sash Window History
Sash windows have been popular in the UK since the 17th century and were commonly used in Georgian and Victorian architecture. They consist of two moveable panels, or sashes, that slide up and down vertically within the window frame.
Since the 17th century, sash windows have been widely utilised in British architecture, especially in Georgian and Victorian styles. They are made up of two movable panels, sometimes known as sashes, that move vertically up and down within the window frame.
Restoration of sash windows has gained popularity recently as more people seek to maintain the historic charm of older homes
Sash Window Repairs
Restored sash windows can provide many benefits, including improved energy efficiency, increased property value, and preservation of historic architecture.
So repairing or replacing damaged components, such as the sash cords, pulleys, and frames, as well as installing weather-stripping to increase energy efficiency, are usual restoration procedures.
The sash window is often painted or stained to match the original finish after it has undergone complete restoration, and weather-stripping is applied to increase energy efficiency. Improved energy efficiency, higher home value, and preservation of historic architecture are just a few advantages of restored sash windows.
The removal of the window sashes from the frame and inspection for damage or deterioration are common first steps in the repair procedure. Then, in order to prevent additional harm, the sashes are fixed or replaced as necessary, and any rot or decay is treated with wood preservatives.
One of the key components of a sash window is the counterweight system, which uses sash cords and pulleys to balance the weight of the sashes and allow them to slide up and down smoothly. This system tends to have plenty of wear and tear. So we typically restore or replace components during the restoration process, along with any damaged or missing hardware.
Once the window is fully restored, it is typically painted or stained to match the original finish, and weather-stripping is added to improve energy efficiency.
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