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Someone needed to restore wooden window frames on front of house

By lrodgers1
October 25, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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lrodgers1

Posted October 25, 2013

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Posted October 25, 2013

I live on Lordship Lane and my house has its original windows complete with stained glass panels, which I would like to retain. I had secondary glazing installed several years ago but now the window frames and sills are in a bad state of repair and need restoring, both internally and externally. The external work will require scaffolding, for the top windows, and I am not sure how the windows would be worked on internally, because of the secondary glazing. I need advice and quotations, please! Please respond through the forum, if you are painter decorator, with a mobile number, or if anyone reading knows someone who does this kind of work, recommendations would be welcome.

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