Hire a trusted window repair service in Central London

Looking to replace the windowsill in my bedroom. There’s currently a damp issue due to bad caulking and it’s becoming slightly mouldy in the corners.

Repair concrete window ledge (Sill). Ready to be painted. Scaffolding up so very easy to access

Current blind doesn’t stay down. Happy to replace if unable to repair

I'm posting a small job here. One of the windows is not closing properly. I'm fairly sure that a small part of the opening mechanism—possibly a screw—has come loose and fallen off. As a result, the window now hangs slightly downward when opened and cannot be closed properly. I've attached a picture of the opposite window, which is a mirror image of the damaged one. The missing part has come off the upper section of the closing mechanism. It is possible that the upper hinge needs to be replaced.

Remove Rotten Wood: Carefully remove the rotten wood from the window frames. Prepare the Area: Clean the area thoroughly to remove any debris or old putty. Ensure the surface is dry and free of dust or grease. Apply Putty: Use a suitable putty to fill in any gaps or cracks. Mix the putty until it is uniform and apply it to the damaged area, shaping it to fit the window frame. Secure the Battens: If the battens need to be replaced, you can use epoxy putty to bond it back to the frame. Press the putty into the wall and frame, shaping it to recreate the form of the window. Paint Over: Once the putty is dry, paint over it to match the existing wood. This will help protect the new putty and provide a seamless look. We will need a thorough repair to ensure the window is secure and weatherproof. The window sill at the front need repainting too but this can be a separate job if needed

1. Outdoor window ledge is cracked / moulding which is causing a leak into my lounge (see pics) - most urgent 2. ⁠Dripping / loose taps in Kitchen and bathroom 3. ⁠Gaps in flooring in my lounge, kitchen & spare room to be filled in and edging neatened up. When carpet was removed there, they never fixed the edging.

I'm posting a small job here. One of the windows is not closing properly. I'm fairly sure that a small part of the opening mechanism—possibly a screw—has come loose and fallen off. As a result, the window now hangs slightly downward when opened and cannot be closed properly. I've attached a picture of the opposite window, which is a mirror image of the damaged one. The missing part has come off the upper section of the closing mechanism. You will need a ladder that can reach the first floor to do the job. If you have the right part to fix it, it shouldn't take more than 15 minutes.

I've got three windows that need replacing of the timber above the back windows where the guttering are attached - they’re in a really bad condition. Pictures attached.

The window hinges is broken . Need a quote for the repair .

Install shower holder, shower shield onto wall and blinds

Install one sash window stop (drill hole, insert threaded inserts). 10mm drill bit required.

Frame needs part changing

A first floor window on a Victorian house has lost part of its cement facing and it needs repair

I need to get fitting 2 window blinds , and reinstall the door lock properly.

A large upvc casement window 1655 x 1590 (2 openers and fixed middle, weight guessed to be about 50-55kg) from 70 Kingsway, UB3 2TZ to N11 2TB

I was opening my window with the handle and the entire handle came off with the screws. Now I cannot open the window.

Unable to close a small kitchen PVC window properly, unless having to manually lift it up and push it into the window frame. Thanks.

I need to aesthetically repair an outdoor window ledge and frame. Will need wire brushing to clean, minir mortar repair and painting on 2nd floor

Looking to have cord repaired which has snapped on sash window, only on one side

Window part of frame fix . It doesnt effect window function . It seems just wood part is fallen