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About us

A family firm, not a franchise.

Listed Window Refurbishment is a family run firm with more than thirty years in the sash and case trade, and a limited company since 2006. Every window we restore or make passes through our own workshop in Glasgow's East End, and after thousands of jobs, our name still goes on every one of them.

Listed Window Refurbishment van outside a Victorian stone villa

How we work

We refuse quick fixes

A sash and case window is a machine: cords, weights, pulleys and timber that have run together for a century. Fixing one properly takes joiners, glaziers, pointers and painters who each know their trade — so that is exactly who we employ.

Everyone on your job is directly employed by us: time served tradesmen and the apprentices they train. Our operatives carry valid CSCS cards. We do not use subcontractors. A General Liaison Officer, your single point of contact, keeps you updated every day the job runs, and the site is left tidy every evening. It is a slower way to build a company, and the only way we would want to.

That approach is why we have been trusted with buildings like Edinburgh City Chambers and Scotland Street School Museum — and why most of our work still comes from tenement flats, terraces and villas whose owners heard about us from a neighbour.

Close up of rippled period glass in a restored sash with brass fittings
Period glass, kept where it belongs

What stands behind the work

Credentials, in plain words

More than thirty years in the trade

More than thirty years at the bench, and a reputation that depends on every window still running sweetly in twenty years.

Our own workshop

Every new sash and every replacement section is made by our own joiners on Strathclyde Street, Glasgow — we are makers, not middlemen.

SafeContractor approved

Our health and safety arrangements are independently assessed by SafeContractor, and we are covered by £5 million public liability insurance, with documents available on request.

Employed tradesmen only

Qualified joiners, glaziers, pointers and painters, all carrying CSCS cards, with the firm registered with the CITB. No subcontractors, ever.

Guarantees that outlast fashions

A 5 year guarantee on restoration work and 10 years on new windows and sashes. Aquamac draught proofing carries a lifetime guarantee. Our microporous paint has an expected life of up to 14 years, which is the paint's rating rather than a guarantee.

Conservation authorities

More than thirty years of working hand in hand with Scotland's conservation and listed building authorities, helping owners through listed building consent and planning applications, drawings included.

Passing the trade on

Teaching the next generation

Traditional skills only survive if someone hands them on. In 2025, Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust invited us to demonstrate at their Traditional Building Skills Roadshow, where high school pupils across Perthshire meet the trades that keep Scotland's old buildings standing.

Our demonstrators showed them how a sash and case window comes apart, what lives hidden inside the case, and how a hundred year old window is brought back to life with hand tools and patience. If even one of them picks up a chisel because of it, the trade is in good hands.

The same commitment runs through the firm: we are registered with the CITB — the Construction Industry Training Board — and our people are trained in the traditional way, at the bench and on the job.

That training makes headlines of its own. In 2025 we were awarded the restoration of the sash windows at Castlemilk Hall in Carmunnock — Glasgow's last remaining village — in collaboration with Glasgow City Heritage Trust. Our apprentices' part in the project was featured in the Glasgow Times, where apprentice Demi Bushi said the work gives her “a great reason to get up in the morning.”

Our joiner Andy Bulman and apprentice Demi Bushi beside their demonstration sash window at the Traditional Building Skills Roadshow
Joiner Andy Bulman and apprentice Demi Bushi, Traditional Building Skills Roadshow, Perth & Kinross Heritage Trust, 2025
Joiner in safety goggles and gloves checking a newly made glazed sash at the bench in our Glasgow workshop
At the bench in our Glasgow workshop

The people behind the windows

From time served joiners to the next generation learning the bench, everyone at Listed Window Refurbishment is directly employed and trained in the traditional way — because a sash and case window cannot be fixed from a manual.

See the work they do

Deal with the people who actually do the work.

Surveys are free, quotations are written and itemised, and there is never any obligation.

Arrange a free survey

Not sure whether to restore, upgrade or renew? Let us have a look.

Tell us a little about your windows, with a photo or two if you have them, and we will call you back to arrange a visit.

Step 1

You enquire

Send the form, with photos if you have them, or phone us. We aim to call you back the same working day.

Step 2

Free survey

We visit at a time that suits you and assess every window individually.

Step 3

Written quote

A clear, itemised quotation with no hidden extras — and never any obligation.

Request your free survey

A phone number or an email is fine: we only use it to arrange your survey.

A photo from inside and one from outside helps us prepare for your survey. Drawings or a schedule as a PDF are welcome too.

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