Woodwork and sash windows, restored and repainted

Original doors, staircases and sash windows deserve careful work. We repair, sand and repaint them so they look right and still open and close.

4.9 from 71 Google reviews (opens in a new tab)
An Edwardian hallway with sage-green panelling and freshly glossed white stair spindles and handrail

We test old paintwork for lead before sanding houses built before 1960, and where it is present we use wet abrasion and dust extraction to keep your home safe. Doors and staircases are filled, sanded and finished in a hard-wearing water-based satinwood or eggshell.

Sash windows are cut free, repaired with resin where the timber is soft, primed, painted and eased so they run smoothly. Putty is replaced where it has cracked.

What's included

Lead tested

On older houses, before any sanding.

Resin repairs

Soft sills and frames repaired, not just painted over.

Windows that still open

Sashes cut free and eased after painting.

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4.9

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FAQs

Straight answers on price, timing, paint and preparation. If your question is not here, call the office.

Why is my white gloss turning yellow?

Oil-based gloss yellows in rooms without much daylight. We use water-based finishes that stay white.

Can you paint uPVC windows and doors?

Yes, with a specialist primer and paint system. We will tell you honestly whether it will last on your frames.

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Call the office, or send a few details and we will call you back to arrange a free visit and quote.

01632 960 268

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Monday to Friday 8:00–17:30
Saturday 9:00–12:00

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