These sash windows underwent a restoration with a mixture of stripping back timber and sanding flat old better quality existing paint work.
The glass was kept to keep the cost down, with only cracked panes replaced, and any loose or damaged putty was removed and new putty added.
The window boxes and sills were in much worse condition, and so were fully stripped back to timber, so repair work could be carried out such as new sills and resin repairs.
The property faces a busy road and noise was an issue. To reduce noise from the traffic, the windows were fitted with draught proofing to help dull the noise, plus the team refitted the owner’s secondary glazing once the windows were fitted.
