What sash window draught proofing includes
Every stage of the job in the order it happens — survey, stripping down, easing, routing, new beads, re-balancing and making good — and why the order matters.
Everything we know about draught proofing original sash windows, written to be useful whether you hire someone or do it yourself.
Every stage of the job in the order it happens — survey, stripping down, easing, routing, new beads, re-balancing and making good — and why the order matters.
Real published prices per window and per house, why two quotes for the same-sounding job differ fivefold, minimum charges, and why "5% VAT" is out of date.
Where we work across London and the South East, the property types we mostly see, and what actually makes a job practical.
Which seals work on a sliding sash and which do not, real prices, how much pile one window needs, the pile height most people get wrong, and when to stop.
A buyer’s guide to every product sold for this job — foam, EPDM, silicone, brush pile, carriers and kits — and where each one belongs on the window.
What each bead does, how to identify and measure yours, the options for replacements carrying pile, and why they are almost always replaced rather than reused.
Why sashes rattle, the causes people miss, and the fixes in order of cost — from tightening a fastener to a full overhaul.
How to work out where the draught is actually coming from — including the ones that have nothing to do with the sashes — and what fixes each.
An even-handed comparison on the measured numbers: what each one actually does to heat loss, air leakage, noise and cost.
What genuinely needs consent and what does not — including the nuance about grooving that most sites get wrong.
Send us the number of sashes and your postcode and we will come back with a written guide price, then confirm it on survey.