Victorian windows tell stories. Each pane, each frame carries decades of craftsmanship. We bring them back to life while honouring their original character.
Explore Our WorkMany homeowners face a dilemma. Replace period windows with modern alternatives and lose irreplaceable heritage, or leave them to deteriorate further.
There's another path. Through careful restoration, Victorian windows can perform as well as new installations while retaining their authentic beauty and adding value to your property.
Each service is tailored to the specific needs of your windows and property.
Complete overhaul of box sash windows, including cord replacement, weight adjustment, and draught-proofing.
From £487.50 per windowSympathetic repair or matching replacement of original crown and cylinder glass using traditional techniques.
From £145.00 per paneStructural repairs using traditional joinery, resin consolidation, and timber splicing where needed.
From £325.75 per sectionHistorically accurate paint analysis and application using breathable materials suited to period timber.
From £215.25 per windowDiscreet modern sealing that improves thermal performance without altering the window's appearance.
From £167.50 per windowDetailed assessment, repair specification, and guidance for listed buildings and conservation areas.
From £395.00 per propertyWe don't cut corners or apply one-size-fits-all solutions. Each window presents unique challenges.
Our process begins with understanding what you have. Original timber species, joinery methods, glass types, and paint layers all inform our restoration strategy.
We work with conservation officers, heritage consultants, and building surveyors to ensure every repair meets both practical and regulatory requirements.
Learn About Our ProcessTell us which service interests you, and we'll arrange an initial assessment.
No obligation. No hard sell. Just honest advice about what your windows need.
Important Notice: The information provided on this website is for general guidance purposes only and should not replace professional structural surveys or conservation advice. Results of restoration work may vary depending on the condition of existing materials, environmental factors, and property-specific circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting with qualified heritage specialists and obtaining necessary approvals from local planning authorities before commencing work on listed buildings or properties within conservation areas. All cost estimates are indicative and subject to detailed on-site assessment.