Made to match

New Sashes & Replacement Windows

When a sash has been patched once too often, Paul works with a joiner on new sashes or a full box sash made to match.

How Paul does it

Glazing bars, horns, proportions and mouldings are copied, so the new window does not stand out in the terrace.

Made in good timber and finished in the workshop, with single glazing for listed buildings or slim double glazing where it suits.

Paul surveys and manages the job with the joiner, so you deal with one person throughout.

Over 25 years in the tradeA time served carpenter who has worked on period timber for most of his working life.

The full processSurvey, strip, repair, re-cord, re-seal and draught-proof, with trusted joiners and painters when the job needs them.

You deal with PaulFrom the first look at your windows to the finished job, Paul is your point of contact.

Bristol, Bath, Gloucester and CheltenhamBased in Bristol and happy to travel to the Georgian, Regency and Victorian streets around it.

The kind of work

In detail

Glazing bars, horns and mouldings copied from the originals.

Proper joinery, not a plastic look-alike.

Single glazing or slim double glazed units to suit the house.

Paul manages the job with a joiner he works with closely.

Traditional cords and weights, or spring balances where there is no box.

Primed and painted before fitting, final coat on site.

Can you just replace one sash?

Yes. If the box frame is sound and only a sash is gone, a new sash is made to fit the existing frame.

Do you fit double glazing?

Slim double glazed units fit where the glazing bars allow. Listed buildings often need single glazing; Paul can advise.

Also from Paul

Send a photo and a few details for a free survey. Paul covers Bristol, Bath, Gloucester and Cheltenham.