Sash Window Repairs in Manchester | Barnsbury Joinery

Q: Do you repair sash windows in listed buildings?

Yes, we specialise in sash window repairs for listed buildings and conservation areas across Manchester.

Q: Can sash windows be draught-proofed without changing their appearance?

Yes, we fit discreet draught-proofing systems that improve efficiency while keeping the original look.

Q: Do you cover my area in Manchester?

We cover Castlefield, Ancoats, Didsbury, Chorltonville, Fallowfield, Hulme, Rusholme, Gorton and more.

Q: Can you fit double glazing into sash windows?

Where permitted, we install slimline double glazing to improve efficiency and reduce noise.

Q: How do I know if my sash windows need repairing or replacing?

If your windows are draughty, rotten, or difficult to open, repair is usually the most sustainable and cost-effective option.

Q: How much does sash window repair cost in Manchester?

Costs depend on the repair needed. We offer free consultations and quotes before any work begins.

Expert Repairs & Restorations for Period Homes Across Manchester

At Barnsbury Joinery, we specialise in the repair, restoration, and upgrading of traditional timber sash windows across Manchester. From grand Victorian townhouses to heritage-listed mills and cottages, our skilled craftsmen bring period windows back to life while preserving their historic charm.

We’re based in Manchester and proud to work in areas with some of the city’s richest architectural heritage.

Why Choose Barnsbury Joinery for Your Sash Window Repairs in Manchester?

Local Expertise – We know Manchester’s conservation areas and listed building regulations inside out. Having replaced and restored timber sash windows on 100's of properties across Manchester.
Specialist Craftsmanship – Traditional joinery techniques blended with modern solutions for draught-proofing, energy efficiency, and security.
Conservation Area Friendly – Repairs and restorations that respect planning requirements and preserve original features.
Sustainable Choice – Repairing rather than replacing reduces waste and extends the life of your windows for decades to come.

Our Sash Window Services:

Window repairs and restorations
Draught-proofing and weather sealing
Glazing upgrades (including slimline double glazing for listed buildings where permitted)
Rotten timber splicing and replacement using Accoya timber
Paint stripping, priming, and repainting
Hardware repairs and smooth sliding mechanism restoration

Areas We Serve in Manchester:

We proudly provide sash window repair and restoration across Manchester, focusing on areas where heritage buildings are most treasured:

Castlefield & Ancoats (City Centre) – Iconic conservation areas with historic warehouses, mills, and Victorian homes.
Didsbury St James – Known for its high concentration of listed buildings outside the city centre.
M14 (Fallowfield, Rusholme, Moss Side) – Period homes, many Victorian, often converted for modern use.
M15 (Hulme, Chorlton-on-Medlock) – Industrial heritage sites and traditional housing.
Gorton (Gore Brook Valley) – Including landmarks like Gorton Monastery and surrounding historic homes.
Chorltonville – Arts & Crafts garden village homes requiring specialist timber window care.

Frequently Asked Questions – Sash Window Repairs Manchester

1. Do you repair sash windows in listed buildings?

Yes! We specialise in sash window repairs for listed buildings and conservation areas across Manchester. Our team uses traditional joinery techniques approved for heritage properties, ensuring your windows are restored without compromising their historic character.

2. Can sash windows be draught-proofed without changing their appearance?

Absolutely. We fit discreet draught-proofing systems that stop heat loss and rattling while keeping the original look of your windows intact.

3. Do you cover my area in Manchester?

We cover the whole city, focusing on areas rich in historic homes such as Castlefield, Ancoats, Didsbury, Chorltonville, Fallowfield, Hulme, Rusholme and Gorton.

4. Can you fit double glazing into sash windows?

Yes — where conservation rules allow, we install slimline double glazing into existing sash frames. This boosts energy efficiency and reduces noise without losing the original style.

5. How do I know if my sash windows need repairing or replacing?

If your windows are draughty, painted shut, rotten at the bottom, or difficult to open, they likely need repairing. In most cases, repairing is more sustainable and cost-effective than replacement.

6. How much does sash window repair cost in Manchester?

Costs vary depending on the level of repair needed, but we offer free consultations and quotes so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.

Trusted by Homeowners & Property Managers:

We’ve worked on everything from Grade II listed terraces to detached properties, always ensuring that the character and detailing of sash and casement windows are preserved while giving them a new lease of life.