
Chartham Hatch is a small, picturesque village situated on the outskirts of Canterbury, known for its scenic views and tranquil environment. The village features charming properties with traditional sash windows that reflect its historic character and rural heritage. Chartham Hatch has historical significance as a former hub for local agriculture and hops production, which played a vital role in the economy of the region. The village is also home to Chartham Hatch's historic church, St. Mary’s, which dates back to the 12th century and serves as a focal point for the community. Our team is dedicated to the repair and restoration of sash windows, vital for maintaining the architectural integrity of Chartham Hatch’s homes. We begin with a thorough inspection to evaluate the condition of your windows, addressing common issues like draughts and malfunctioning mechanisms. For homes requiring more extensive work, we offer detailed restoration services, ensuring that any damaged parts are replaced with precise replicas that uphold the village’s heritage. Our draught-proofing solutions also enhance energy efficiency while preserving the traditional appearance of your windows. Trust us to keep your sash windows in excellent condition, ensuring that Chartham Hatch continues to thrive as a beautiful, historic village.

We pride ourselves on offering free, expert advice to all our clients. We believe that informed decisions lead to the best results, so we take the time to understand your project, discuss options, and ensure you have all the information necessary to make the best choices. You can trust us to deliver honest, expert advice without any obligation.

We are proud to operate a local workshop. Being local allows us to maintain strict quality control of our sash windows, offer personalised service, and ensure timely completion of work. It also means we are easily accessible for consultations and support, providing our clients with the confidence that they are working with a nearby team dedicated to their satisfaction.

Last updated 2025-06-24