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Sash window painting
Painting timber sash windows requires a clear distinction between decoration and repair. The condition of each window should inform the scope.
Look beyond the visible face
Tell us about sticking sashes, damaged timber, loose coatings and glazing defects. These issues may require repair work before decoration can begin.
The quotation should identify each window and the faces to be painted. Internal and external decoration, access and any repair work should be set out separately.
Protect the window detail
- Record the existing paint and condition of the timber.
- Agree preparation around glazing, joints and mouldings.
- Identify moving parts and ironmongery that must remain usable.
- Confirm the coating system and access arrangements.
Check the building constraints
Do not assume that replacing a window, altering details or changing its finish is the same as routine maintenance. Check the relevant building information before deciding the scope.
For older windows, retain photographs and any available repair history. They help explain what should be preserved and where further assessment is needed.
Discuss the work in your area
Tell us the full postcode, property type and surfaces involved. The scope and arrangements are confirmed for your enquiry.
Your next step
Tell us what needs decorating.
Share the rooms, surface condition and full postcode. Photographs and a short description help us understand the work before discussing a quotation.