SASH WINDOW REFURBISHMENT SCOTLAND
Sash window refurbishment sits between an isolated repair and a full conservation restoration. It is often the right option where the original timber is fundamentally sound but the windows are stiff, draughty, poorly balanced or suffering from several age-related defects.
How much do sash window repairs and refurbishment cost?
As a budgeting guide, sash window repair and refurbishment work may cost around £300–£600 plus VAT per window (£360–£720 including VAT at 20%).
This is an indication only, not a fixed price or quotation. The cost depends on the condition and size of the window, access and the repairs required. Costs can vary considerably and may fall outside this range, particularly where extensive timber repairs, glazing, decoration or specialist access are needed. A written quotation confirms the recommended work, what is included and the price following assessment. This range does not apply to supplying and fitting new replacement windows.
What can refurbishment include?
A programme can include easing painted sashes, replacing cords, checking pulleys and weights, local timber and sill repairs, putty and glazing repairs, preparation and external painting, plus discreet draught proofing.
Refurbishment or full restoration?
Refurbishment is appropriate when defects are widespread enough that a coordinated overhaul makes sense, but the window does not require extensive reconstruction. Our restoration service is better suited to windows requiring more involved conservation work.
Can refurbished windows be made warmer?
Yes. Draught proofing is often the first step. Depending on the building and window construction, secondary glazing or slimline double glazing may also be considered.
Areas covered
We undertake sash window refurbishment across Stirling, Falkirk, Clackmannanshire, Fife, Perth and surrounding parts of Central Scotland.
Call 07710 096553 or contact The Sash and Case Window Company to arrange a survey and quotation.