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Upgrade and repair your existing sash windows in Wembley with energy-saving double glazing solutions
Are these typical sash window issues causing trouble in your home? Struggling with drafts, condensation, or noisy windows? These common sash window issues can affect your home’s comfort and energy bills. Our repair and double glazing services in Wembley can solve these problems, enhancing both your windows’ performance and appearance.
Rotten window frames
Heat loss through single glazing
Draughts and rattling
External noise
Condensation on windows
If your sash windows are drafty, rattling, or hard to open, you may need expert repairs. Our team in Wembley specializes in sash window restoration, solving common issues while maintaining the charm and integrity of your period property.
Installing draught excluders to block gaps around wooden windows, reducing cold air entry and improving insulation.
This helps enhance home comfort and lowers energy bills.
Restoring rotting window frames to ensure stability and avoid further damage.
Replacing cracked or broken glass in windows to restore appearance and insulation.
Sash windows in many Wembley homes are often single-glazed, causing poor insulation and drafts.
Our retrofit service installs double glazing into your existing sash windows, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing outside noise while preserving the historic appearance of your home.
Upgrade your windows without compromising style.
Vacuum glazing is a game-changer for those looking to convert their single-glazed windows without compromising the slim profile of their existing frames.
By using advanced vacuum technology, we can install energy-efficient glazing into your existing wooden windows, offering superior insulation and noise reduction.
This upgrade allows you to keep the charm of your original windows while benefiting from the latest glazing technology, perfect for older homes and period properties.
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Whether you prefer Accoya or hardwood, both options offer exceptional durability and resistance to decay for your window restoration or replacement needs.
These premium materials provide long-term protection and preserve the authentic appeal of your windows.
Wood splicing is a precise method for repairing rotted window frames by replacing only the damaged sections with new timber.
This cost-effective technique maintains the original character while providing a durable, seamless repair.
We use premium epoxy resin for repairing and restoring wooden window frames.
This high-performance material bonds securely with existing wood, providing a durable, weather-resistant repair that extends the life of your frames and protects against future damage, all while maintaining a smooth, natural finish.
Choosing wooden window restoration over replacement allows you to protect your home’s architectural integrity while enjoying improved comfort, energy savings, and a more sustainable, eco-friendly solution.
Save on redoing the interior and exterior after fitting new windows
Reduce external noise
Save on energy bills and heating
Fix draughts
Meet new energy efficiency standards
Improve comfort and value of your property
Save on complete window replacement
Can sash windows be upgraded to double glazing during repair?
Yes, sash windows can be upgraded to double glazing as part of the repair process. This enhances both the thermal efficiency and sound insulation of the windows without needing full replacements.
How do you repair sash window frames with significant rot?
For significant rot, we use wood splicing techniques, where the decayed wood is carefully removed and replaced with new timber. We also use high-quality epoxy resin to reinforce areas of damage, ensuring a durable, long-lasting repair while preserving the original structure.
Can modern glazing be installed in restored windows without compromising aesthetics?
Yes, modern glazing such as slimline double glazing or vacuum glazing can be installed without compromising the aesthetics of your restored windows. These options provide energy efficiency while maintaining the original look of the frames.
