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Note the Faults on Each Window
Walk around the house with a note book and write down which sashes are sticking, dropping, rattling or letting in drafts, and which floor they are on. The more specific information you can provide the better and it will enable the repairer to provide a more accurate assessment of the work required.
Check Your Listed Building Status
It’s also worth ascertaining whether your home is listed, and if it’s within a conservation area. This will inform the types of materials that can be used for repair as well as any restrictions that may be imposed by listed building consent.
Dig Out Any Previous Repair Records
Old invoices, glazing bar profiles, or even earlier photos of work done on the sash windows will help match up materials to ensure the new repair does not repeat mistakes of the past. Properties in London, in particular, have complex sash window histories so even rough notes will be helpful. If you are looking for Sash Window Repair London, see https://www.sashwindowpreservation.co.uk/services/sash-window-repair/london/.
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This information will enable the repairer to complete the groundwork required to diagnose and complete your sash window repair before examining your sashes.