We repair windows and doors across Cardiff, including Canton, Roath, Cathays, Pontcanna, Llandaff, Whitchurch, Rumney and Cardiff Bay.
Terraced streets
Canton, Roath, Splott and Grangetown are built around long Victorian and Edwardian terraces, with a bay at the front and a small window at the rear. Many have uPVC from the 1990s and 2000s, which is why misted units and worn handles are so common. When one unit in a bay fails, we only replace that unit, so you do not pay for the ones that are fine.
Student and rental homes
Cathays and parts of Roath have many shared houses, and windows and doors there get heavy use. Lock and handle repairs between tenancies are a common need. We provide written quotes and itemised invoices, and it helps to tell us who will give access on the day.
Cardiff Bay apartments
Apartments around the Bay usually have aluminium systems and a management company. Check who is responsible for the glass before you book. Balcony doors are the most common problem there, with worn rollers and locks, and windows facing the water take more weather.
Conservation areas
Pontcanna, Cathedral Road, Llandaff and parts of Roath Park are conservation areas, and some have extra rules on windows. Cardiff Council can confirm what applies to you.
What we fix in Cardiff
- Misted Double Glazing Repair
- Broken Window Repairs
- Double Glazing Replacement
- Double Glazed Door Repair and Replacement
- Window and Door Locks, Handles and Hinges
- Conservatory Window Repair
- Velux and Roof Window Repairs
- Commercial Window Repair
- Caravan Window Repairs
- Soundproofing and Acoustic Glazing
- Insulating and Energy Efficient Glass
Questions from Cardiff
Can you fix just one pane in a bay window?
Yes. Each pane in a bay is normally its own sealed unit, so we can replace only the one that has failed.