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  • I refurbish sash windows, retaining as much of the originals as possible. Sometimes changing all the glass for 6.3 acoustic, upgrading weights, sealant instead of putty, adding thorough draftproofing. It's a 4 week job per window for me. Size does matter but £2-2.5k is not unreasonable. The problem with replacement windows in comparison is the damage to the interior/exterior decoration that needs repairing. Fitting is usually the weak link with replacements.

    This is not an advert, I have a full order book but there will be people all over who specialise in local windows.

    I've done some really early grade II listed sashes, they were out of true in every dimension.

  • I do that in a workshop and I leave plywood in the empty boxes. I'm working on having some spares for my local window sizes.

    There are a lot of nice looking replacements around now. The way I do them keeps a lot of the originals so I guess it's more eco friendly.

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