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Why You Should Choose Window Repairs Instead of Replacement

Our service does not replace your windows, but instead repairs the windows you already have. This can help you avoid the high cost of window replacement and extends their lifespan.

The most prominent positives that are consistently mentioned in customer reviews include the company's professionalism and skillset demonstrated in their work. The cleanliness of work sites after completion and the speed with which they respond to urgent repairs such as security at weekends issues, also earn praise.

Repairs to Sash Windows

It doesn't matter whether you have modern aluminum windows or old wooden windows all windows require regular maintenance to ensure they are functioning effectively. Having them repaired immediately you spot any flaws is crucial not just because it looks good and looks good, but also because it could save you money in the end. If your sash window isn't closing or opening properly it could cause the loss of heat in winter and an increase in noise pollution in summer.

It is possible to restore window sashes, without having to replace the entire thing. The first step is to remove the window stops (the vertical wood strips that prevent the sash sliding open). Begin by scoring the seal using a utility knife. Then, pry it off using an oblong bar and a stiff-bladed sanding knife.

Then, you can remove the sash from the frame by gently pulling downwards on the movable portion of the sash. If the sash is stuck you can try pressing the outer flexible track, and then pushing it inward.

If the sash does not move, you will need remove the balancingweights which are heavy iron or lead cylinders that are hidden in a cavern. These weights act as a pulley to mirror the weight of sash. This makes lifting and lowering windows simple.

Sash Window Replacement

Many timber sash windows reach a stage in their lives where they need to be replaced. This could be due to many reasons, including the window becoming unmovable or visible damages, or energy efficiency concerns.

It is possible to replace a sash, without having to change the entire frame. This is due to the fact that most of the damage to the sash is caused by the window sash that can be moved itself, rather than the frame.

To begin the process of replacing a sash you should first take precise measurements of the opening you originally had. This will allow us to determine the size of sash that we need. Once we have done this we can begin the process of removing the current sash.

After the sash has been removed after which we can take out all window cords and weights. This prevents the sash from closing and also makes it much easier to open your windows.

We then prime the new sash. This will ensure that if any putty breaks in the future it won't cause further damage. It also helps in preventing moisture from causing damage to the wood, we recommend that all windows in sash are primed as a standard.

glazing repairs london can now install your new sash window. It's a simple procedure, we need to align the pivot pins using the clutch and then press the top half of the sash in place. Also, we will need to put in the new draught-seals on the sash window.

Window Hinges

uPVC or Aluminium windows that open with hinges let in fresh air and protect your home from draughts. However, with time, the hinges can become sticky due to dirt and smears on them. This will prevent windows from opening or closing correctly. Replacing your hinges can solve this problem and keep your windows looking fantastic.

Whether you have a top or side hung window, there are several kinds of hinges you can pick from. The standard friction hinges are a single unit that has an integrated mechanism for controlled movement and friction. They are typically used on brand new uPVC windows that have double glazing. Butt hinges are a good choice for replacement windows and are available in a variety of sizes. You can choose between either a standard hinge or fire escape hinge, based on the size of the window. Fire escape hinges are designed to open fully 90deg and satisfy the emergency exit requirements of approved document B of the UK Building Regulations.

uPVC Window Repairs in Islington provides a variety of hinges that are high-quality and meet every need. glazing repairs london are certified and trained to offer bankable solutions that carry the assurance of lasting and reliable results. Customers are often impressed with the professionalism and quality of the work. Customers also praise the company for its attention to the past while using modern methods of insulation.

Window Locks

Window locks can be an excellent addition to any business or home because they add a layer to security. They can deter thieves and keep your property secure. However, with so many different options available it can be difficult to determine where to start. Fortunately, our team of experts are on hand to assist you in choosing the most appropriate option to your budget and property.

We have a variety of window locks from manufacturers such as Mila, Nico Penkid, and EZlok. Surface fitted locks are installed on the top of the handle and keep it from being opened. Mortice locks are drilled into frames with minimal impact on aesthetics. We also offer Sash fasteners with a locking feature built into the handle. This means that no additional standalone locks are required, which reduces the time required to install and the cost.

Window latches and catches can be installed inside the window to stop the window from opening. These should be used only as a second option to more robust locking mechanisms. However, they are a great way to reduce energy bills because they stop heat from escape and also create a seal that keeps cold out. They can be fitted to windows that have handles but are an easy yet efficient solution.

Internal Shutters





Window shutters are an excellent way to add a bit of London into your home. They are not only an attractive addition to a room but also provide an increased level of security and insulation. This helps you keep your home warm and warm during the winter months. Additionally, you can tilt the slats to let light in while still ensuring privacy.

Unlike fabric blinds, which draw dust and make it difficult to clean, shutters are made out of wood and are easy to clean. This makes them a great choice for homes with children or pets. They also look better and are more flexible than traditional window treatments made of fabric. There are a variety of shutters you can pick from depending on your needs. Full height shutters, tier on tier shutters or tier-on tier shutters can be used to divide large windows into sections that can be opened while the other half is left closed. They can also be designed to accommodate various shapes, so you can even incorporate them into circular or triangular windows. They come in different styles and colours to suit any style of interior.

Glass Upgrades

It is common belief that older windows need to be replaced because they're 'worn out'. This is often erroneous and could lead to a wrong adaptation. It is far more important to concentrate on the maintenance and repair of existing windows. Draught-proofing is the best method to conserve energy and preserve resources. Repairing or replacing worn out timber components can prolong their lifespan.

It is possible to improve the condition of wooden casements by painting thoroughly, cleaning them regularly and making repairs when moisture (wet rot) is detected. Wet rot can be identified by the paintwork being cracked and wavy, as well as the wood underneath being softened. This can be repaired by slicing new timber sections, taking care to match the original profiles. This work should be done by a firm that specialises in the preservation of wood.

It is also worth it to check whether the glass is able to be salvaged. Modern float glass can be used without altering the appearance of historical windows and does not typically require listed building consent.

Metals (such as steel and wrought iron) are quite malleable, so slight distortions can be rectified without having to take the window out of its position. If you have matching sections, you can replace severely damaged steel windows. You can weld replacement sections on-site, but you must carefully record the process and only apply it where it is safe.