(Berks and Bucks)
This original garage door was starting to show its age. With a rotten bottom cedar rail and the back panels delaminating, the homeowner had looked at buying a new replacement from Garador, the original manufacturer. For less than 1/3 of … Read More
With the new sill in place, would turn our attention to the sashes. Curved sills aren’t uncommon, but curved sashes are rarely seen. These sashes were also fairly large to the joinery was doing a fair amount of heavy lifting. … Read More
Whilst these bay windows were being redecorated, the painter found a small but deep patch of rot in the sill. Too deep to fill and with the potential to cause future structural problems for the bay, we were asked to … Read More
The hardwood sills of this shop front were starting to suffer from rot. Both the window sill and door threshold were in need of attention. Being bare wood, we decided to carry out this repair in hard-waring Sapele. This is … Read More
The hardwood sill of this conservatory was suffering from rot in a few areas, the worst being the mitre at the corner which was opening up and allowing rainwater in. A butterfly tie that was used to pull the mitre … Read More
This sash window sill was rotten to the extent that it was crumbling to bits. Being a listed building, getting it replaced could have been a time consuming and costly process. We were able to repair the window by fitting … Read More
This window didn’t need an entire new sill as only the front most exposed part had rotted.Thanks to the owner identifying the issue in time the rest of the sill was still in perfect order.A new extended sill was glued … Read More