Complete sash window renewal
New hardwood box frames and sashes, designed around the opening, visible period details, glazing, seals and installation.
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Repair what is sound. Restore what is tired. Replace what has failed.
Ten distinct services covering targeted repair, high-quality replacement joinery, bespoke doors, specialist glass, shutters and complete exterior programmes. The survey still starts with the property—not a sales target.
Larger joinery decisions
When new work is the better investment, specify it properly.
Stile does not replace sound windows automatically. But where the frame, design or required finish calls for renewal, a made-to-measure replacement can deliver the strongest long-term result.
Bespoke timber front doors
Made-to-measure entrance joinery with panels, fanlights, sidelights, stained glass, hardware and finish resolved as one composition.
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Start with the outcome you need.
Each service page explains when that route makes sense, what the work involves and what to tell us in the enquiry form.
Keep sound joinery in place
01Repair
Targeted repairs for rotten timber, snapped cords, cracked glass and windows that no longer open or close properly.
Best for
Windows with localised decay, broken cords, loose joints, damaged putty or stiff movement.
Stop gaps, rattles and cold air
02Draught-proofing
Discreet sealing for original timber windows and doors, combined with a full service of the moving parts.
Best for
Sound original windows that feel cold, rattle in the wind or let in noticeable street noise.
A proper reset for tired originals
03Restoration
Joinery repair, preparation, servicing and redecoration for windows that need more than a quick fix.
Best for
Weathered, flaking or repeatedly patched windows with multiple repair and finish issues.
Retain the original box. Upgrade the sashes
04Double-glazed retrofit
If the original box frame remains sound, complete window replacement may not be necessary. New made-to-measure hardwood sashes with slim double glazing can often be fitted into the existing frame, improving performance while retaining more of the original joinery.
Best for
Homeowners who want better glazing performance while retaining a serviceable original box frame.
Bespoke replacement to the highest standard
05Complete renewal
Bespoke hardwood box frames and sashes made for the opening when renewal is the better long-term investment.
Best for
Windows with extensive frame decay, serious movement, unsuitable previous replacements or a new opening.
Front, French and stained-glass doors
06Bespoke timber doors
Made-to-measure hardwood front, French and glazed doors, with repair retained as an option for sound originals.
Best for
High-quality replacement front doors, stained-glass entrances, French doors and original doors needing careful repair.
Made to measure for your own installation team
07Supply-only joinery
Bespoke timber windows and doors manufactured to an agreed specification and supplied for installation by your contractor.
Best for
Contractor-led refurbishments, architects and projects where installation is already coordinated on site.
Windows, doors, masonry and finishes coordinated
08Facade restoration
One planned exterior programme covering timber joinery, preparation, masonry repairs and decoration across the whole facade.
Best for
Period facades with several failing elements, inconsistent previous repairs or scaffold access that should be used efficiently.
Made for bays, sashes and unusual openings
09Plantation shutters
Made-to-measure plantation shutters planned around the window, room proportions, privacy and daily use.
Best for
Street-facing rooms, bay windows and homeowners who want adjustable privacy without covering the joinery.
Specialist glass, coordinated joinery
010Stained glass
New, repaired or retained stained glass integrated into bespoke timber doors, fanlights, sidelights and sash windows.
Best for
Decorative entrance doors, fanlights, sidelights and period windows where coloured or leaded glass is central to the design.
A practical rule
Match the scope to the failure.
One or two failed parts
Start with a targeted repair.
Cold air and rattles
Draught-proof and service the moving parts.
Widespread paint and surface failure
Plan a fuller restoration.
Sound frame, poor sashes or single glass
Assess a double-glazed retrofit.
Extensive frame decay or wrong design
Specify complete renewal.
A high-quality new entrance
Design a bespoke timber door.
Several exterior failures
Plan one facade restoration programme.
Your builder is installing
Use a controlled supply-only joinery package.
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