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Sash & case window repair in Glasgow.

Red sandstone tenements, curved bays and some of the finest Victorian joinery in Britain — Glasgow is home. Every window we restore or make passes through our own workshop on Strathclyde Street, in the city's East End.

What we do in Glasgow

Restore, upgrade or renew

Every job starts with a free, window by window survey and a written, itemised quotation — and an honest recommendation for the right route.

Restoration & repair

Rot spliced out, cords and weights renewed, Aquamac draught proofing, traditional pointing and full redecoration — your original windows, brought back, with a 5 year guarantee.

Restoration

Double glazing upgrade

Your original case stays in the wall; we make new slimline double glazed sashes to match the existing sight lines. Warmer and quieter, with nothing changed to the eye.

Double glazing in Glasgow

Complete new sash windows

Made to order in our Glasgow workshop — hardwood, softwood or Accoya, single or double glazed, and backed by a 10 year guarantee.

New windows

Listed buildings & conservation areas

We have worked hand in hand with conservation and listed building authorities for more than thirty years, and help with consent and planning applications, drawings included.

From West End and Southside flats to villas in Pollokshields and Dennistoun, Glasgow's conservation areas are full of windows worth keeping. We have worked on some of the city's most protected buildings, including Scotland Street School Museum, the Fairfield Shipping Offices in Govan and Royal Exchange Square in the city centre — alongside tenement flats across the city whose owners simply wanted warm rooms and windows that slide. In 2025 we were awarded the restoration of the sash windows at Castlemilk Hall in Carmunnock, in collaboration with Glasgow City Heritage Trust — a project featured in the Glasgow Times.

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Our work in Glasgow

From Partick to the Merchant City

A few of our Glasgow jobs, from a church and a terrace flat in the West End to a full restoration on Royal Exchange Square in the heart of the city.

St Peter's RC Church, Partick

We refurbished the arched sash and case windows, set in carved red sandstone surrounds.

Royal Exchange Square, and a West End flat

We carried out a full restoration of the sash windows at Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow city centre. In the West End, we worked on the bay and the window beside it in a first floor terrace flat.

Ingram Street, Merchant City

A restoration on Ingram Street, a short walk from Royal Exchange Square: original sash and case windows repaired and decorated in their carved, arched stone surrounds.

A sandstone terrace, restored

Original sash and case windows restored on the first floor of a Glasgow sandstone terrace: repaired, rebalanced and decorated, behind their stone surrounds and cornices.

In their words

“I live in an A listed Alexander Greek Thomson flat and my sash windows had strict regulations to follow. Listed Window Refurbishment took everything into consideration and did an incredibly professional job. Their craftsmanship is outstanding and the team were a pleasure to work with.”

Debbie Ross · Glasgow · Google review

Where we work

Sash window repair across Glasgow

We carry out sash window repairs right across the city and its suburbs, including:

  • West End: Hyndland, Partick and Hillhead
  • Southside: Shawlands, Battlefield and Pollokshields
  • East End: Dennistoun and Bridgeton
  • City Centre and Merchant City
  • Bearsden, Giffnock and Clarkston

Common questions

Sash windows in Glasgow: your questions

Do I need permission to repair sash windows in the West End or Southside?

Glasgow has many conservation areas, including Park, Glasgow West, Woodlands, Strathbungo and East and West Pollokshields. Glasgow City Council says repairs to original windows using the original materials need neither planning permission nor listed building consent. Double glazed sashes or new windows in a listed building do need listed building consent, and we help with the application, drawings included. Our guide to listed buildings and conservation areas has the detail.

Have you worked on listed buildings in Glasgow?

Yes. Our Glasgow work includes Scotland Street School Museum, the Fairfield Shipping Offices in Govan, The High School of Glasgow, Castlemilk Hall in Carmunnock, a full restoration on Royal Exchange Square and the arched windows of St Peter's RC Church in Partick, alongside tenement and terrace flats across the city.

Can I have double glazed sashes in a Glasgow tenement?

Often, yes. We keep the original case in the wall and make slimline double glazed sashes for it in our workshop on Strathclyde Street. In a listed building it needs consent first. See double glazed sash windows in Glasgow for the council's rules.

Is the survey free, and how do I book one?

Yes. Call 0141 556 3327 or use the form below. We survey every window individually and send a written, itemised quotation. Restoration carries a 5 year guarantee, and new sashes and windows a 10 year guarantee.

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.

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