The complete window
From the pointed arch to the lower sash.
Traditional timber windows, carefully repaired for the buildings that hold them.
The restoration of 18 timber sash windows, with care for the original materials and the character of the church.
Look closely at the timber, glazing bars and lower frames. The photographs follow selected windows through the work to the finished result.
See the projectFrom the pointed arch to the lower sash.
The damaged timber and the finished repairs, in photographs taken on site.
Deteriorated timber at the lower right of the frame, and the completed repair.
Flaking paint and the lower corner, before work was complete and afterwards.
Repairing traditional sash and casement windows while retaining sound original material wherever possible.
Local timber repairs, careful splicing and replacement of defective components where required.
Glazing repairs, sash cords, beads and ironmongery, with surface preparation and coatings suited to the project.

We aim to repair and reinstate each window on the same working day wherever practicable, reducing the time an opening is left exposed and the disruption to people using the building.
Floors, furnishings and surrounding historic fabric are protected. Before reinstatement, each window is checked against the specification, adjusted and tested for operation.
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“They have a genuine love and respect for heritage buildings and make every effort to retain and restore original materials.”
Fr Robert Mc Namara, PP Lisdoonvarna / Ennistymon · St Augustine’s Church project
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