Our work

Windows we have brought back, upgraded and made.

Every photograph here is from our own jobs and workshop — no stock imagery, anywhere on this site. Tap or click any picture to look closer; joinery rewards inspection.

Before and after

From bare timber to a finished bay

Part way through a restoration: the repaired sashes in bare timber, ready for decoration, and the same bay once painted. Full decoration inside and out is included as standard.

Two storey stone bay with its restored sashes in bare timber, before painting — The restored sashes in bare timber, ready for painting

The same two storey stone bay after painting, with the sashes finished in cream — The same bay, painted and finished

Four sashes, before and after painting

Four sash windows in a red sandstone wall, most of the repaired sashes still in bare timber before painting — Repaired sashes, before painting

The same four sash windows after painting, with dark painted cases and white sashes — The same four sashes, painted and finished

A panelled bay, sashes back to timber

Bay window with timber panelling and shutters, its sashes painted dark — The sashes painted dark against the timber panelling

The same panelled bay with its sashes finished in natural timber to match the panelling and shutters — The same bay, sashes finished in natural timber

How we restore sash windows

Restored bay windows with a window seat looking over the Firth of Clyde — Bay with window seat, Firth of Clyde

Bay window in red sandstone with three white painted sash windows — Red sandstone bay, white sashes

Timber dormer bay with white painted sash windows on a slate roof above a rubble stone wall — Dormer bay on a slate roof

Two pairs of margin glazed sash windows painted grey in a honey coloured sandstone wall — Margin glazed sashes, painted grey

Stone gable with a pair of sash windows above and a pair of arched sash windows below, painted white — Arched sashes in a stone gable

Two white painted sash windows with panelled shutters and cupboards below, seen from inside a room with a wooden floor — Shuttered sash windows, from inside

Red sandstone terraced house with sash windows finished in deep green — Finished in green, red sandstone terrace

Pair of cream painted sash windows in a blonde sandstone mullion — Twin sashes, blonde sandstone

Detached red sandstone villa with dark painted sash windows in two bays — Red sandstone villa, dark painted sashes

Ornate Victorian city centre facade with timber sash windows — Ornate Victorian facade, city centre

Pair of round headed sash windows set in a carved red sandstone surround — Arched sash windows in carved sandstone

Stone gable with white sash and case windows and a glazed garden door — Sash windows and garden door, stone gable

First floor bay and sash windows painted white in a blonde sandstone tenement — Tenement bay, blonde sandstone

Stone cottage with sash windows, dormers and front door finished in sage green — Sage green sashes, stone cottage

Two over two sash window painted sage green in the stone wall of a cottage — Sage green finish, close up

Leaded stained glass panel restored and reframed in the workshop — Stained glass, restored in the workshop

Our work includes Edinburgh City Chambers, Scotland Street School Museum, Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow, the Fairfield Shipping Offices and homes across Central Scotland. What the owners say

Windows like these? Let us have a look at yours.

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

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

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