Victorian Charm

At Sash Windows Sussex, we take pride in restoring original sash windows with care, precision, and respect for each property’s character. Below are examples of recent projects completed across East and West Sussex.

Victorian Sash Window Restoration – Brighton

Property Type: Victorian terrace
Works Completed:

• Full sash overhaul

• Replacement sash cords & pulleys

• Timber splice repairs to rotten sections

• Draught-proofing system installed

• Repainted using breathable heritage paint

Result: Smooth operation, reduced draughts, improved appearance while retaining original features.

Edwardian Sash Window Repairs – Lewes

Property Type: Edwardian townhouse (conservation area)
Works Completed:

• Window realignment and easing

• Timber decay treatment

• Glazing putty renewal

• Discreet draught sealing

Result: Windows restored to full working order without replacement, meeting conservation requirements.

Georgian Box Sash Restoration – Hastings

Property Type: Listed Georgian property
Works Completed:

• Careful frame repairs using traditional joinery

• Sash cord replacement

• Slimline double glazing (approved)

• Final hand-painted finish

Result: Improved thermal performance while preserving historical integrity.

Coastal Property Sash Window Overhaul – Eastbourne

Property Type: Period coastal home
Works Completed:

• Salt-damage timber repairs

• Security upgrades

• Full repaint and sealing

Result: Long-lasting protection against coastal conditions with improved security.

Our Approach to Every Project

• Detailed inspection before work begins

• Repair-first philosophy

• Minimal disruption to your home

• Traditional materials and methods

• Clean, respectful workmanship

Edwardian Elegance

We carefully repair Edwardian sash windows, blending traditional joinery with modern upgrades to enhance warmth and security while preserving their historic beauty.

Georgian Heritage

Our work on Georgian sash windows respects their period character, ensuring smooth operation and long-lasting preservation for listed buildings.