Timber Window Repairs: Restore, Protect and Extend the Life of Your Windows
Timber windows add warmth, character and traditional appeal to a property. However, because timber is exposed to rain, sunlight, changing temperatures and moisture, windows can eventually develop problems such as rot, peeling paint, draughts, loose joints and difficulty opening or closing. The good news is that timber window repair is often possible without replacing the entire window. Professional repairs can preserve the original frame, improve performance and extend the window's useful life. Common Problems with Timber Windows Timber windows can develop several problems over time. Some of the most common include: Rotten or soft timber Peeling, cracked or deteriorated paint Loose window joints Damaged glazing putty Broken or cracked glass Draughts around the frame Swollen or warped timber Sticking or jammed sashes Loose or corroded hinges and handles Damaged sash cords or pulleys Moisture is one of the major causes of timber deterioration. Areas such a...