Repair the window. Keep the character.
Tell us what is happening with your sash and case windows. We help Edinburgh homeowners find the right repair approach—from snapped cords and draughts to timber decay and sensitive listed-building work.
Help for the problems period windows develop
Repairs & restoration
Sticking sashes, worn beads, rattles, damaged putty and tired mechanisms assessed with conservation in mind.
Explore repairs →Draught proofing
Reduce cold air, rattles and dust while preserving the appearance and operation of the original window.
Explore draught proofing →Cords & weights
Repair snapped cords, rebalance sashes and investigate pulleys or weights that stop a window moving properly.
Explore cord repairs →Timber rot repair
Identify the source of moisture and assess whether localised timber repair can retain more of the original frame.
Explore timber repairs →Listed buildings
Start with a careful repair-led assessment for listed homes and properties within Edinburgh conservation areas.
Read the listed-building guide →Not sure what you need?
Describe the symptoms and include the area or postcode. Clear photographs can help with the first review.
Start an enquiry →From problem to practical next step
Describe the issue
Tell us which windows are affected, what they are doing, and where the property is.
Share useful details
Mention access, listing status and any visible decay. Photos can be sent by email after your enquiry.
Arrange the next step
Your enquiry can then be reviewed and directed towards the most appropriate repair conversation.
Sash window enquiries across Edinburgh
Period properties vary street by street. Explore local guidance for the areas we currently cover.
Tell us about your windows
Complete the form and your details will be sent securely to our enquiry inbox. You can also email hello@sashandcaserepairsedinburgh.co.uk.
By submitting, you agree that your details may be used to respond to this enquiry.
Frequently asked questions
Can old sash windows usually be repaired?
Often, yes. Many faults involve cords, beads, putty, paint build-up or localised timber decay. The right answer depends on the condition of the individual window.
Do listed buildings need special care?
Yes. Repairs should respect the original fabric and local planning requirements. Replacement can require consent, so a repair-first assessment is sensible.
How much will a repair cost?
Cost depends on access, window size, the number of affected windows and the extent of mechanical or timber work. A detailed enquiry is the best starting point for an accurate quote.
Which parts of Edinburgh are covered?
Enquiries are welcome from across Edinburgh, including New Town, Morningside, Marchmont, Leith, Stockbridge and Portobello.