Category: Sash Window Repair
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4 Tips For Keeping Your Old Sash Windows in Good Condition
Here at Mortice and Green, we provide expert sash window restoration in Wimbledon. Over our decades of experience, we’ve seen how, with the right treatment, old sash windows can continue to function in perfect condition for many years before needing restoration. Today, we’ll be sharing our top 4 tips for looking after your sash windows…
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How To Paint Your Sash Windows
Painting your sash windows is a great way to enhance the curb appeal of your home. Not only that, but it is an effective form of sash window maintenance that can protect the wood from rain and dampness. Before you jump straight in and start brushing, we have a few tips and tricks to help…
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How To Winter-proof Your Sash Windows
Sash windows add timeless elegance to any home, but as winter approaches, you might be wondering how to keep your home warm. Winter-proofing your sash windows is not only a practical task, but it also goes a long way in preserving the aesthetic appeal of your home. In this blog, we’ll explore effective strategies to…
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Why choose professional sash window repairs over DIY?
When you need sash window repairs your first thought automatically goes to money and how much it’ll cost. For some, they think the costs will be too high and turn to DIY. You can’t blame people for considering do-it-yourself repairs. It feels like the easy option but while it might sound fun, it isn’t practical…
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How to draught-proof sash windows
Sash window repair is essential to maintain the integrity of the windows and home. The windows are a gateway to the home and when they’re compromised, they make a home less efficient. When draughts form, it’s necessary to take the appropriate steps to keep the cold out. So, how can you draught-proof sash windows and…
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Different Types Of Sash Windows
Sash windows are characterised by two panels that slide past each other to open. These panels or sashes slide side to side or up and down. Unlike other designs, a sash window does not have a hinge opening, making it a popular choice for period properties. Regardless, sash windows come in a range of styles,…
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Should I Repair Or Replace My Sash Windows?
Sash windows are a common feature of houses in the UK. Despite looking aesthetically pleasing, over time they can become less energy efficient. But how do you know when it is time to invest in sash window repair or replace it altogether? How You Can Repair Sash Windows A common problem with older sash windows…
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Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian Sash Windows
There are three main types of sash windows in Britain, and these have been an architectural feature for over 200 years. These windows can tell you a huge amount about the history of a property. As home owners become more interested in conserving the historic features of their home, they spend more time maintaining and…
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Sash Window Operation Instructions
Sash windows are vertically opening windows that consist of two framed window sashes, one positioned in front of the other. This style of window unit sits in frames with vertical grooves, which allow them to move up and down smoothly. The up and down movement is assisted by counterbalances which are weights on cords and…
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How to Care for Your Sash Windows
It is clear why sash windows haven’t gone out of fashion over the last 300 years, their design is timeless. However, it can be a hard task trying to keep them looking good as new, they need time and attention to survive. Below are some tips you can implement yourself, to keep your sash windows…