TIMBER & WOODEN SASH WINDOW COSTS
People searching for wooden or timber sash window costs may be considering anything from a minor overhaul to complete bespoke replacement. Those are very different projects, so the first step is identifying what the existing windows actually need.
Four levels of work
Repair addresses individual faults such as cords, putty, rotten sills or sticking sashes. Refurbishment combines several improvements into an overhaul. Restoration is appropriate where traditional windows need more extensive conservation-led work. Replacement is reserved for windows that cannot reasonably be retained or where a new opening requires a new unit.
Explore sash window refurbishment, restoration and our replacement cost guide.
Why timber specification matters
Species, section sizes, moisture content, profiles, glazing bars and factory or site finishing all influence the cost and longevity of a new window. The cheapest initial specification is not necessarily the best value on a traditional building.
Glazing choices
Single glazing, slimline units, conventional double glazing and secondary glazing each have different implications. Our double glazed sash window cost guide explains the main choices.
Survey before pricing
We prefer to inspect existing windows before advising on expenditure. Retaining serviceable timber can substantially change the scope compared with assuming every window needs replaced.
Call 07710 096553 or contact The Sash and Case Window Company to arrange a survey and quotation.