We repair windows and doors across the Vale of Glamorgan, including Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Cowbridge, Llantwit Major and Sully.
On the coast: Penarth and Barry
Penarth’s Victorian seafront villas and Barry’s terraces face the Bristol Channel, with salt air and strong wind. Metal hardware suffers first, so hinges, stays and handles often need replacing while the frame is still sound. Check the drainage slots along the bottom of your frames too, as salt and grit block them over time.
Parts of Penarth are conservation areas, so check with the Vale of Glamorgan Council before changing how a window looks.
Rural homes: Cowbridge and the villages
Stone cottages and farmhouses around Cowbridge and Llantwit Major often have unusual window sizes and timber frames. Sealed units can be made to any size, and a timber frame in good condition is well worth keeping. If yours has soft or rotten sections, we will tell you honestly whether it can be saved.
Conservatories
Bigger gardens mean more conservatories in the Vale, and the coast is hard on their seals. A leaking ridge or misted roof panel can usually be sorted without touching the rest of the structure.
Rural parts of the Vale are further out for us, so ring and we will give you a realistic date.
What we fix in Vale of Glamorgan
- 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 Vale of Glamorgan
Can you put double glazing in old timber frames?
Often, if the frame is sound and deep enough to take a sealed unit. We can check that when we measure up. If your home is listed, check about consent first.