Services: Cosmetic repairs

hole repairs, paint correction and bent profile correction

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Interior of light room with white walls and new wooden windows above radiators during renovation with repairing tools and teapot located on floor
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hole repairs

Often, we’re contacted by customers who have attempted repairs themselves or had unsuccessful repair work carried out by other companies. Misfired screws and forced or damaged components can leave windows with visible holes or cracks.

Our engineers are trained to repair this type of damage, carefully filling holes and carrying out blending and colour matching to restore the finish—so there’s no visible sign the damage was ever there.

our process…

Paint correction


Over time, it’s natural for windows to lose their clean, original appearance. White uPVC can become sun-stained, timber windows may crack, and aluminium frames can suffer from fading paintwork or surface scratches. While these issues don’t usually affect performance, they can make windows look tired and unappealing.

Our engineers have the expertise to restore and refresh your windows, using a range of specialist techniques to achieve a seamless finish. This includes RAL colour-matched paints and advanced uPVC restoration products, helping bring your windows back to a brand new appearance.

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BENT PROFILE CORRECTION

It’s no secret that windows can suffer wear and damage over time. Heavy-handed use, forcing stiff components, and improper glazing replacements are just a few of the common causes that can lead to bent or damaged frames.

With a keen eye for detail, our engineers are able to correct these issues using a range of specialist techniques, carefully adjusting and restoring window materials back to their original, factory-form.

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