EPS Sash & Case

Are you looking to restore, repair, draught proof or double glaze your your original sash & case windows but cost to high? Take advantage of our 2024 sash window repair offers. Save up to 20% on our services if booked in for Jan/Feb 2024. We will provide you with our normal estimate and simply deduct our % offer for service.

2024 SASH WINDOW REPAIR OFFERS

New service. Black Mould Repairs. Is black mould dangerous in a home?
Black mould can be very harmful to your physical and mental health, particularly if you already suffer from asthma, eczema or respiratory infections.

Black mould spores release nasty toxins, known as mycotoxins, which when breathed in can cause damage to the lungs and nervous system. For people who already suffer from respiratory or skin problems, those most susceptible to the effects of mould are babies, young children and the elderly. Check out our new web page about black mould: https://epssashandcase.co.uk/black-mould-on-windows/

There are three main contributors to black mould forming around your interior sash & case windows: leaks in the putty, damaged window frame and sash window condensation.
If water is leaking from the outside of the sash window onto the window sill, then it is most likely that the sash window is damaged and needs repairing.
When it comes to condensation on sash windows, it’s all about reducing the amount of moisture in the air around your home, there are several things you can do:

How to prevent or reduce black mould on sash windows
If you have single-pane windows, you can replace them with double glazing that is much more resistant to black mould.
Keep the window trickle vent open, to ensure good ventilation throughout your home.
Make good use of extractor fans in the kitchen and bathroom.
Always keep house plants well away from the sash windows as they tend to release moisture.
Try to keep your windows open to keep your home well ventilated.By adopting the above prevention advice you will greatly reduce the risk of mould returning to the sash windows.

Single-glazed windows only offer limited insulation, while double-glazing provides better thermal insulation, reduces energy bills, and makes your home feel much warmer.

It is important to understand that not all double glazing is the same and does not offer the same level of thermal insulation. We can talk you through the various components that go into providing you with efficient double glazing.

We offer two choices for installing double glazing

We can retain your original sash windows by removing the old glass and installing slim double glazing into the sash windows.
The sash windows and case are then fully renovated, painted, mastic applied and fully draught proofed.
We can replace the sash windows with new double-glazed sashes to match your existing sashes and install these into the existing box (case). The sash windows and case are then fully renovated, painted, mastic applied and fully draught proofed.
Our double-glazed upgrade service is designed to radically improve your original sash windows and make them energy efficient.

A typical sash window double glaze upgrade will involve
Remove the original window glass
Install slim argon gas filled double glazing
Replacing any rotten timber
Restoring & preparing the original sash casement
Fully painted with 3 coats of exterior grade paints
Replacing the external pointing with traditional sand mastic
New sash ropes & pulley wheels
Energy-efficient draught proofing
Brighton sash locks
Sash window ironmongery

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Sash Window Draught-Proofing For Edinburgh Properties
Our draught proofing service is designed to radically improve the performance of your windows with as little visible alteration as possible, so you retain the beauty of your windows and preserve the character of your property.

Are Your Sash Windows Ready For Autumn & Winter?

Check out our online guide on how to inspect your sash windows for damage and signs of wood rot.

Are your sash windows ready for another winter?