Traditional Wood Sash Windows, Battersea, SW11
Installation, Replacement & Upgrade Specialists
What Do We Do?
- Fitting, Installation & Reinstatement of Traditional Wooden Windows
- Replacement & Upgrade of Windows, Boxes & Sashes
- Renovation, Restoration & Painting
- Double Glazing, Energy Efficient & Other Glass Options
- Bespoke Styling, Paint Colour, Furniture, Security & Timber Options
Why Use Us?
- Workshop, showroom and offices based nearby in Surrey
- Specialists in traditional wooden sash windows
- Bespoke windows and doors built to YOUR specifications
- No quibble after-sale service – 100% satisfaction guarantee
- It’s all us! Manufacturing, fitting, and support – no outsourced work.
About Our Sash & Casement Windows
Our custom sash windows and casement windows include a number of options for the customer including double-glazing, mouldings, window furniture and more. We also repair and restore sash windows in Battersea, London.
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A little about our service area…
Battersea is a British jewel in its own right. What started as a land of market gardeners, monasteries and a fertile ground for manors, became a destination for acres of parks, estates and Industrial and Postmodern art pieces.
It is an urban town situated in Brixton, residing near River Thames. Battersea may also be found alongside Clapham, Stockwell, Nine Elms and the Westminster Palace. The latter is right where the British Parliament meets up.
Tourists or prospective residents can be awed by this area’s beginnings in gardening. It might be fortunate about being situated near rivers, since crops, gardens and pastures, extended for miles during its early heydays. On towards the late 19thcentury, Battersea started to benefit from the wave of Industrialisation. It started investing on suburban homes and railways. These resulted to numerous attractions and accommodations known today and most importantly, the Battersea Power Station.
The Battersea Park has seen waves of heydays from duelling Dukes and Earls, football team practices and modern day family picnics. Battersea also has the Children’s Zoo and a showcase venue for the Royal College of Art.
Battersea is a British jewel in its own right. What started as a land of market gardeners, monasteries and a fertile ground for manors became a destination for acres of parks, estates and Industrial and Postmodern art pieces.
It is an urban town situated in Brixton, residing near River Thames. Battersea may also be found alongside Clapham, Stockwell, Nine Elms and the Westminster Palace. The latter is right where the British Parliament meets up.
On towards the late century, Battersea started to benefit from the wave of Industrialisation. It started investing on suburban homes and railways.
This industrial wave prompted a huge residential boom, resulting in the acres of Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses that define much of Battersea today. These period properties predominantly rely on traditional timber sash windows, which are a fundamental feature of the area’s architectural heritage.
Whether it’s the handsome family homes near Battersea Park or the charming artisan cottages, preserving the character of the and early -century façades is vital. Consequently, many areas in SW11 are designated as Conservation Areas, meaning that any window replacement must be like-for-like – a high-quality timber sash is often the only permissible choice.
Upgrading or restoring the original sash windows in Battersea homes is the ideal way to blend the past with the present. High-performance, double-glazed sash windows dramatically improve a home’s thermal efficiency and offer superior acoustic insulation, essential benefits given the area’s proximity to major roads and the bustling development around the Power Station.
The Battersea Park has seen waves of heydays from duelling Dukes and Earls, football team practices and modern day family picnics. Battersea also has the Children’s Zoo and a showcase venue for the Royal College of Art.
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