
Sash Window Repair & Restoration
With every element of a Sash & Case window requiring specialist care, our expert team have 55+ years of experience repairing broken ropes, ironmongery, pulley wheels, rotten timbers and more. Where replacement offers better long-term value, durability and performance, we will explain that clearly during your survey.
From £120
Cord replacement
55+
Years' experience
12 months
Workmanship guarantee
5 years
Resin repair guarantee
Comprehensive Sash Window Repairs
We specialise in expert sash & case window repairs and maintenance, carefully restoring original timber windows to their former glory, performance and functionality. From broken sash ropes and rotten timbers to damaged ironmongery and painted-shut sashes, our skilled craftsmen deliver high-quality repairs using traditional joinery techniques.
Our comprehensive sash & case window repair and restoration services improve smooth operation, security and energy efficiency while preserving the character, craftsmanship and value of your original windows, extending their lifespan for decades to come.
Timber Replacement & Resin Repair
As an approved contractor, our Repair Care system provides a sustainable alternative to traditional joinery repairs. This ensures that only decay and de-natured timber is removed, leaving as much of the original joinery, detailing, moulding and original historic woodwork as possible. The conservation industry now have a solution available to them that offers durable repairs and the ability to conserve existing timber.
Painted Shut? We Will Free Them
Sash & case windows that have been painted shut over many years are one of the most common issues we encounter. Our experienced craftsmen carefully break the paint seal and ease the sashes open without causing unnecessary damage. The sashes are then removed, allowing us to strip away excess paint from the sashes, parting beads, baton rods and the external facing of the case.
We then check that the sashes and weights are correctly balanced before fitting new, high-quality sash cords and re-roping the window. Once the sashes have been refitted and adjusted, they glide smoothly and operate exactly as intended.
The result is a fully functional sash & case window that opens and closes effortlessly, providing improved ventilation, enhanced ease of use, and restoring an important means of escape in the event of a fire.
Concealed and Discreet Draught Proofing
When we overhaul a sash & case window, we routinely install our discreet draught-proofing system as part of the process. This consists of high-quality brush pile or compression draught seals, carefully rebated into the meeting rails and the top and bottom rails of the sashes to provide a highly effective yet virtually invisible seal.
Unlike many companies that use plastic carrier sections, which can alter the traditional appearance of a sash & case window, we manufacture our own bespoke timber sections with the draught seals fully integrated. These sections are carefully machined to replicate the original timber profiles, ensuring they blend seamlessly with the existing window components while maintaining the window's authentic character.
Once installed, our draught-proofing system is virtually invisible, preserving the original character and aesthetics of your sash & case windows while reducing draughts by up to 90%.
Repair Advice
Honest repair advice with replacement recommended where it offers better long-term value
Cost-Effective
Repair is typically a fraction of the cost of full replacement — and 12-month workmanship guarantee included.
Preserves Original Fabric
Keeps original Victorian / Georgian timber that's often superior to modern softwood.
No Listed Building Consent
Like-for-like repairs are generally permitted maintenance — no planning headaches.
Up to 90% Less Draughts
Modern hidden draught seals dramatically improve thermal comfort with no visual change.
Repairs we carry out every week
No job too small. No job too complex. Edinburgh's sash specialists for 55+ years.
Repair FAQs
Sash Window Repair Questions
Costs, timelines, what's possible and when replacement is the better option — everything you need to know about sash window repairs.
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