Areas we cover
Sash window repair in Stirling.
Victorian villas around King's Park, cottages in Cambuskenneth and town houses beneath the castle — Stirling's period windows get the same care as our biggest city contracts, with surveys arranged through our Stirling line.
What we do in Stirling
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.
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.
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.
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.
Through our Stirling line we cover Stirling, Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Grangemouth and the villages of the Forth Valley, all from our Glasgow workshop. Our work at the University of Stirling, St Patrick's Missionary Society and on the windows of Clackmannan Town Hall sits alongside family homes across the area — every one surveyed window by window, and quoted in writing before a single sash is touched.
Recent work in the Forth Valley
Refurbishments and restorations across the Forth Valley
We have just refurbished the sash and case windows at The Practice Dental Surgery in Grangemouth, including its arched bay and arched triple window, and at St Patrick's Missionary Society in Stirling.
The Practice Dental Surgery, Grangemouth
St Patrick's Missionary Society, Stirling
Cottage restoration, Blairlogie
We restored the sash and case windows on this harled cottage in Blairlogie, at the foot of the Ochils, from the oriel window under its red pantile roof to the paired sashes on the ground floor.
Bay window restoration, Dunblane
We restored the sash and case windows in this red sandstone bay on a stone house in Dunblane. The sashes keep their original pattern, with small panes in the upper sashes over two panes below, and are finished in white.
In their words
“From start to finish Don and the team have been amazing. I have a big old house and those come with their own challenges. Nothing has been an issue. They turned up on time, were clean and tidy and happy to work away on their own for the duration of the project.”
Gill Baird · Google review
Where we work
Sash window repair across Stirling
We carry out sash window repairs across Stirling and the villages around it, including:
- Kings Park and Torbrex
- Riverside and Cambuskenneth
- Causewayhead, Blairlogie and Bridge of Allan
- Dunblane
- Bannockburn
Common questions
Sash windows in Stirling: your questions
Do you work in Stirling's conservation areas?
Yes. Stirling Council's conservation areas include Stirling Town and Royal Park, Kings Park, Park Place and Randolphfield, Bridge of Allan, Dunblane and Blairlogie. Repairs that match the original window generally need no consent. Double glazed sashes or new windows in a listed building need listed building consent from Stirling Council, and we help with the application. Our guide to listed buildings and conservation areas has the detail.
Can you match the glazing pattern on an older cottage?
Yes. Stirling Council's appraisal of Blairlogie, designated in 1969 as one of Scotland's earliest conservation areas, records traditional timber sash and case windows, often six over six, alongside later patterns. We repair sashes wherever we can, and where one is beyond repair we make a new one to the same pattern in our workshop.
Have you worked on local buildings?
Yes, including the University of Stirling, Clackmannan Town Hall, St Patrick's Missionary Society in Stirling, The Practice Dental Surgery in Grangemouth, a cottage in Blairlogie and a sandstone bay in Dunblane, shown above.
Which number do I call?
Our Stirling line, 01786 290 013, covers Stirling, Perth and Dundee. The survey is free, and you get 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.
You enquire
Send the form, with photos if you have them, or phone us. We aim to call you back the same working day.
Free survey
We visit at a time that suits you and assess every window individually.
Written quote
A clear, itemised quotation with no hidden extras — and never any obligation.