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Sash Window WorkshopNewest Review: ... and we opted to try it out on our living room bay window which comprises 4 separate sash windows. Thank God we opted to try it out first before comitting to having all the windows "restored" and double glazed. Whilst they did not entirely ruin the windows, they came close. The original glazing bars were almost compleyely destroyed and they happily afixed broken and split pieces ... more |
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by Mr J Ferguson - written on 21/09/09
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I used the Sash Window Workshop to replace two sash windows which were so rotten that they were beyond repair. The service I received was first rate and the quality of the windows are absolutely outstanding. The people who installed the windows took great pride in their work and they could not have been nicer or more accomodating. They went to great lengths to work around our busy family schedule and left the place spotless after each days work. On the basis of my experience I would strongly recommend the Sash Window Workshop.
by maria - written on 12/06/09
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I would not recomend this service. They were very quick to take money to install the windows but then when the beading started to come off 1 yr later they have been much less efficient at coming round to fix it. I have now taken 3 days off work waiting to come round and they either dont show up or they bring the wrong parts!
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by millie dare - written on 01/02/08
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I notice that the company seems to have had a bit of bad press on doo yoo, i am surprised they have a very good reputation and my experience was very positive
The service was very good from start to finish, the sales man was professional the fitters work was clean and tidy to a high standard. We are delighted with our windows.
by Mike Gibson - written on 18/09/07
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I am aware that lots of people have had a good experience of the Sash Window Workshop. Sadly, my experience is somewhat different. We own an Edwardian house which like most others has draughty sash windows. Obviously we wanted to preserve the windows and at the same time eliminate draughts. We turned to the Sash Window Workshop - big mistake. The salesman was fine, not pushy. He introduced us to the idea of double glazing and we opted to try it out on our living room bay window which comprises 4 separate sash windows. Thank God we opted to try it out first before comitting to having all the windows "restored" and double ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/01/03 (Very useful, 2885 readings)
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As the owner of a 140-year-old house by the seaside I'm a bit of an expert on draughts. When there's a storm the whole place shakes and all my sash windows used to rattle. Unless you had thermal-lined curtains and kept them closed all the time you couldn't keep any heat in any of the upstairs rooms. I dreaded getting the windows fixed because I had heard so many horror stories about dodgy salesmen and awful bodged jobs but after 11 years of freezing every winter I began calling round the firms who advertise in period property magazines. Some were just as slimy and nasty as I'd feared. One was so horrible it has now got its own special ... Read the complete review

