Original Victorian and Edwardian sash windows in Jesmond, Heaton, Sandyford, and Gosforth are beautiful period features. Years of paint layers create build-up in the sash runners and meeting rails that makes windows stick.

We carefully strip paint build-up from the channels. Bare wood is sanded smooth and primed, then finished with durable exterior gloss or satin. Over-building paint in channels is the most common cause of stuck windows after repainting.

Casement windows and tilt-and-turn frames are found across post-war and modern properties. Preparation and product choice are just as important as with sash windows.

We prepare hinge and catch points carefully so windows operate smoothly after painting. uPVC frames need specialist plastic-bonding primer before paint.

Window surrounds include fascia boards, soffit panels, and guttering. These receive the same preparation and finishing attention as the windows themselves.

For full exterior work including windows, fascias, and soffits as one project, see our exterior painting service.