
Teynham, a village with a long-standing connection to Kent’s renowned fruit-growing industry, has a history that dates back to the time of King Henry VIII. Once known as the “Garden of England,” Teynham played a pivotal role in the establishment of the country’s first commercial orchards, and its legacy is still evident in the surrounding landscape today. The village is home to a variety of period properties, many of which retain their original sash windows, a feature that is integral to their historic character. Our team is passionate about preserving the beauty and heritage of Teynham’s sash windows through expert restoration and repair services. We use traditional techniques and high-quality materials to address issues such as draughts, rattling, or rot, ensuring that each window is restored to its original beauty and functionality. For properties requiring more extensive work, we offer a complete restoration service that includes replacing damaged components with authentic replicas and installing bespoke draught-proofing solutions that enhance comfort while preserving the window’s historic appearance. By choosing us to care for your sash windows, you help maintain the unique charm and character of Teynham’s historic properties, ensuring that the village continues to reflect its proud heritage.

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