Specialist Timber Sash Window Restoration & Repairs in Leatherhead

Leatherhead boasts an exceptional architectural variety, from early 18th-century timber frames and Georgian brick facades in the town centre around Church Street and Bridge Street, to late Victorian and Edwardian domestic villas along Epsom Road, Highlands Road, and flanking the riverside. These historic buildings feature distinctive sliding sash windows that give the town its rich character.

Over decades of exposure to Surrey weather, lower sills, bottom rails, and corner box frame joints frequently develop wet rot, while original sash cords stretch or snap and sash counterweights fall out of balance. Too many period properties in the area have had original windows ripped out and replaced with flat, unsympathetic plastic units that harm kerb appeal and fall foul of Mole Valley conservation guidance.

Eden Sash Windows approaches Leatherhead properties with a philosophy of preservation first. Where seasoned original timber survives intact, we retain it: cutting back decayed sections, splicing in new matching timber, re-weighting sashes, and integrating discreet brush draught-proofing seals directly into newly machined staff and parting beads.