Repair what you have, when replacement isn’t needed.
Misted glass, faulty locks, stiff handles, worn hinges and draughts can often be repaired without replacing the whole window or door.
Repairs that keep your home working properly.
A small fault can affect security, warmth and everyday use. We assess the problem and explain whether a sensible repair is possible before recommending replacement.
Misted or broken units
Replacement double-glazed units for failed, cracked or damaged glass.
Locks and mechanisms
Faulty window locks, door locks and multipoint locking mechanisms.
Handles and hinges
Stiff, loose or broken handles, hinges and everyday operating parts.
Draughts and poor closing
Windows and doors that catch, fail to close correctly or let in draughts.
Door adjustments
Alignment and operation problems affecting uPVC and composite doors.
Honest assessment
Clear guidance where a repair is worthwhile—and where it is not.
A straightforward local repair service.
Send us the details of the fault and, where possible, a photograph. We will use that information to advise on the best next step.
Window and door repair questions.
Can a misted double-glazed unit be repaired?
The failed sealed unit is normally replaced while the existing window frame is retained, provided the frame itself remains suitable.
Do you repair windows and doors you did not install?
Yes. We can assess existing uPVC windows and doors even when they were fitted by another company.
Can you repair locks, handles and hinges?
Yes. We repair many common window and door hardware faults, including handles, hinges, locks and multi-point mechanisms, subject to compatible parts being available.
How do I know whether repair or replacement is better?
We will assess the condition of the frame, glazing and hardware and explain whether a repair is sensible before recommending replacement.
Do you provide an emergency locksmith service?
No. We provide planned window and door repairs rather than an emergency call-out or locksmith service.
What should I send with my repair enquiry?
Describe the fault and include clear photographs of the affected window or door and any damaged hardware where possible. This helps us identify the likely next step.
Tell us what has gone wrong.
Send a few details through our contact form or call our local team. There is no pressure, and we will explain the most practical option.