Bay window repair and restoration
At Traditional Sash Window Repairs, we provide comprehensive bay window repair and restoration services to address a range of issues, including structural problems, draught proofing, water damage, and energy efficiency improvement.
Whether you have a Georgian or Victorian bay or modern wooden windows our team can restore its original beauty and functionality using high-quality timber and energy efficient vacuum or gas insulated glazing.
Our bay window repair services
Rotten frame repairs
We address all types of wooden window issues, from minor cracks to severe window frame damage, including repairs to sills, double glazing replacement, and window structural elements repairs or even leaking windows.
In cooperation with out partners from other trades we can also handle structural problems, such as a cracked or shifted bay window wall, stabilising it with appropriate mortar to restore the window’s stability.
Victorian bay window restoration
Victorian bay window construction often includes ornate details and original materials that need to be handled with care.
Our team has extensive experience restoring these historic features, preserving the original character while upgrading the performance with modern techniques.
Bay window sill repair
Over time, wooden sills can rot or warp, compromising the window’s structural integrity.
We specialise in replace window sill services, using premium wood and secure stainless steel fixings to ensure a durable, rot-resistant installation.
Leaking bay window roof repair
Our repair bay window roof service includes addressing sagging, rot, and bay window leaks.
We ensure the roof is watertight, preventing further water damage to your home.
Replacement
When repairs are no longer effective, we offer high-quality replacement windows using materials that match your property’s existing style.
Each replacement is custom-made to fit seamlessly into your home’s design, ensuring a perfect finish while upgrading the insulation and durability.
Our bay window repair process covers these steps
Initial assessment
We provide a thorough inspection at the beginning of every repair project.
We assess the window’s condition to identify the root cause of any issues and determine whether a repair or a full bay window replacement is needed.
During this stage, we also inspect the surrounding walls for damage.
Detailed planning
Then, we make a detailed custom plan to cover your window’s specific needs.
We discuss options with you, whether it’s a simple bay window sill replacement or a complete bay window restoration.
Our aim is to restore your windows to their best possible condition while maintaining their original style.
Expert repairs and replacements
Our skilled team performs all repairs and replacements with precision, ensuring that every component fits seamlessly with the existing structure.
From repairing bay window roofs to replacing sills and glazing, we use high-quality wood, effective sealants, and secure stainless steel fixings where necessary for a durable finish.
Common issues we address
Structural instability and wall damage
Shifts in the bay window wall or frame can cause cracks and misalignment. We stabilise the structure using appropriate materials to restore the wall’s strength.
Water leaks and damaged walls
Leaking is a common issue caused by deteriorated seals or poor flashing. We identify the source of bay window leaks and seal them effectively, protecting the surrounding walls and preventing further water damage.
Rotten or damaged sills
The sill is particularly vulnerable to rot due to moisture exposure. We conduct thorough rotten window sill replacement using high-quality timber and robust fixings to ensure a long-lasting finish.
Cracked or broken glazing
Damaged or broken glass reduces insulation and security. We offer glass replacement services, ensuring your new bay window replacement windows fit perfectly into the existing frame.
Sagging or weakened bay window roof
A damaged roof can lead to leaks, sagging, and structural instability. Our bay window roof repair service reinforces the timber frame and repairs weak areas, ensuring proper support.
FAQ:
How do you stop condensation in a bay window?
Condensation in bay windows is often caused by poor ventilation or insufficient insulation. To reduce condensation, we recommend upgrading to energy-efficient glazing, ensuring proper sealing around the frame, and improving ventilation. During restoration, we also check for gaps or leaks that could provoke moisture.
What are the structural issues with bay windows?
Bay windows can suffer from structural problems like sagging frames, cracked walls, and weakened supports. These issues are often caused by shifting foundations or poor construction. Our repair services address these problems by reinforcing weak areas and stabilising the frame.
Are bay windows structural?
Yes, bay windows can be structural, especially in period properties where they form part of the load-bearing wall.