Sash window repairs in Carmarthenshire
Most sash window faults can be repaired without replacing the window, from a broken cord to a rotten sill.
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Common repairs
Worn beads and rattles
Parting and staff beads replaced for a snug, quiet fit.
Timber repairs
Rotten sections cut out and spliced in, up to full sill and bottom rail replacements, using locally sourced timber where possible.
Cracked glass
Cracked or broken panes replaced, with care for the frame.
Locks and fittings
Catches, lifts and fasteners repaired or replaced.
Replacement sashes
Where a sash is beyond repair, a new one made to match, fitted into your existing frame.
Also see draught proofing and servicing.
Common questions
My sash window is stuck. Can you free it?
Usually yes. Freeing and re-balancing a window is a common job and is often done in one visit.
Can you replace a broken sash cord?
Yes. New cords are one of the most common repairs and make the window run smoothly again.
Do you repair rotten timber?
Small areas of rot can often be cut out and repaired. Larger repairs include full sill replacements, new bottom rails and, where a sash is beyond saving, a replacement sash made to match.
Do you paint the windows after repair?
Painting isn't part of the service, but repaired timber is primed and sealed, so it's protected and ready for your decorator.
Not sure what your windows need?
Send a couple of photos and your town. We'll get back to you on what's wrong and what it will cost.