I provide sash window expertise throughout Norwich, Norfolk, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. I have been working on sash windows for over ten years and still get excited dealing with 250+ sash windows each year. As well as dealing with windows for my customers, I carry out product testing and training for my local supplier DRAFTFIX ltd in Bury st Edmunds who sell "the UK's No 1 sash window draught proofing system".
I believe sash windows should be saved for aesthetic, historical, ecological and financial reasons. They can be repaired and improved upon and are easy to use and maintain. Long term repair and improvement is almost always cheaper than replacement - saving money whilst retaining original features which add value back to your building. The key to fixing your sash windows properly is combining an expert, the right materials and the right processes to achieve what you want.
I strive to provide all three.
I believe sash windows should be saved for aesthetic, historical, ecological and financial reasons. They can be repaired and improved upon and are easy to use and maintain. Long term repair and improvement is almost always cheaper than replacement - saving money whilst retaining original features which add value back to your building. The key to fixing your sash windows properly is combining an expert, the right materials and the right processes to achieve what you want.
I strive to provide all three.
Services
It is absolutely vital that sash windows be repaired using the best materials and processes to achieve a good long term repair.
I use both.
I believe I can effectively repair almost anything and that repair often provides a large saving over replacement.
Sash windows have weak points at the joints that commonly and repeatedly suffer.
Water enters the joint, follows the wood grain and eventually rots.
Common areas include the joints of the sashes and the joints or ends of the sills.
The use of traditional filler and softwood to fix these areas does not last and relies on paint to keep the water out.
I use both.
I believe I can effectively repair almost anything and that repair often provides a large saving over replacement.
Sash windows have weak points at the joints that commonly and repeatedly suffer.
Water enters the joint, follows the wood grain and eventually rots.
Common areas include the joints of the sashes and the joints or ends of the sills.
The use of traditional filler and softwood to fix these areas does not last and relies on paint to keep the water out.
Reviews
Be the first to review Sash Window Revival.
Write a Review
