Rotten timber is one of the most common problems we see when restoring traditional sash windows. Many homeowners assume that once rot appears the only solution is to replace the window entirely. In reality, this is rarely necessary.
Monthly Archives: March 2026
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Are your sash windows letting in cold air? Brown’s explains the common causes and how draught proofing and restoration can fix the problem.
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Sash windows are one of the most recognisable features of period properties across the UK. Whether you own a Victorian terrace, Georgian townhouse or rural farmhouse, original timber sash windows play a big part in the character of the building.
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Many homeowners know their sash windows need attention but are unsure what a full restoration actually involves. Our aim is always to restore original timber windows so they operate smoothly while preserving their character.
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Joiners & Skilled Labourers Wanted for a London project.
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Rotten timber is one of the most common problems we see when restoring traditional sash windows. Many homeowners assume that once rot appears the only solution is to replace the window entirely. In reality, this is rarely necessary.
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One of the most common questions we hear from homeowners is how much it costs to restore traditional sash windows. Many people assume that once a sash window becomes difficult to open, draughty or damaged, replacement is the only option.
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Sticking sash windows are one of the most common problems homeowners experience with traditional timber windows. If your windows are difficult to open, jam halfway or require force to move, it is usually a sign that the window needs servicing or restoration.
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Worried about rot in your sash windows? Learn how Brown’s repairs rotten timber using professional systems like Repair Care to restore original sash windows.
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Timber sash windows are built to last, and many period properties across Nottinghamshire still have their original frames in place. However, like any part of an older home, they do require maintenance over time.