Nexus of Bath is committed to craftsmanship, quality, and a personalised experience, through meticulous attention to detail, the use of premium materials, and an unwavering commitment to customer service. With many years of experience in the restoration of sash windows and property maintenance, this company remains ahead of the curve.

According to Bobby, A Director at Nexus of Bath, “Sash window restoration is an intricate and meticulous process. With an impeccable record of accomplishment over the last 15 years, we have become leaders in the field. Working on historic buildings has its challenges, although overall very fine wood was used for the original windows. The elements take their toll and like with anything else, continuous maintenance is recommended for optimised functionality of these windows. Our professional staff are highly skilled and after the restoration, clients are left with functional windows that are draught proof as well.”

Nexus of Bath has a seasoned management team, supported by a highly qualified group of artisans with comprehensive skills, delivering exemplary work. As part of the sash window restoration process, all paint is sanded or removed from the box frames and the sliding sash windows.

Restoration is done on-site, although sometimes it is necessary to do intensive repairs at the Nexus of Bath workshop. Restoration of sash windows is a laborious task, and a slow process, depending on the condition of the windows. In some cases, newly made sash windows fitted into the existing box frames are more cost-effective. This will be discussed transparently by the personable staff at Nexus of Bath.
During the process of sash window restoration, the seasoned team at Nexus of Bath carefully removes the window units from the frames.

Decaying timber is removed from the units, frame, and window sill to reveal the undamaged wood. When necessary, new reclaimed timber is joined together or replaced where the existing timber is irreparable.

A special resin is used to fill the cavities and is molded to fit in seamlessly with the existing shape of the timber. Sash cords are replaced with new ones, all the pulleys are scrutinised, and the weights are correctly balanced to ensure that the windows work smoothly.

Windows and boxes are finished off and redecorated by a specialised painting technique, using bespoke products. The well-trained team of professional painters at Nexus of Bath uses only blue-ribbon materials to create a smooth and beautiful finish.

English Heritage prefers that sash windows are restored to their former glory. Because high-quality wood and beautiful glass were used during the original manufacturing process, it also added ambience to the neighbourhoods, and to change the façade of the buildings by installing modern frames, would destroy the character of the neighbourhood.

Nexus of Bath restores sash windows on listed and conservation area buildings where the local authority or client requested restoration instead of replacement.

About Us:

Nexus, a highly esteemed family-owned property maintenance company based in Bath, has been operational in South West England for more than 15 years. As market leaders, attention to detail, quality of workmanship, and access to the necessary resources underpins the company ethos. Workmanship is impeccable and the highly competitive pricing structure does not compromise on the quality of the service delivered. Informed staff members assist with a seamless process from the initial consultation to the completion stages of projects, consulting on the latest developments and trends in the fast-evolving decorating market. Services include painting, decorating, wallpapering, stripping, varnishing, wood staining, paint spraying, window restoration, draught-proofing, professional siliconing, tiling, and plastering. For more information, kindly visit https://www.nexusofbath.co.uk.