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Timber window and door frames — Window and door frame specialist
Tell the specialist whether you need new timber frames or work on existing ones. Include close and overall photographs, any known decay or operation problems and the desired appearance so proposals can address repairable areas, profile matching and finish requirements.
Service scope
Supply, repair or replacement of timber window and door frames, with attention to profiles, joints, finishes and the retained glazing or hardware. The material-specific category is not limited to new manufacture and should distinguish localised decay repair from complete replacement.
What is normally included
- Timber-frame condition review
- Profile and finish specification
- Repair or new-frame coordination
What is not included
- Automatic replacement of all weathered timber
- General furniture or structural carpentry
Typical tasks
- Identify the timber-frame scope
- Review joints and visible deterioration
- Agree profiles and retained details
- Plan appropriate repair or manufacture
- Define coating and maintenance handover
What to include in your brief
- Existing or new-frame requirement
- Photographs of profiles and joints
- Known decay or damage
- Glazing and hardware details
- Desired finish and appearance
Choosing the right professional
Look for experience with the relevant window or door form, especially when matching older profiles. Ask how sound material will be retained, how moisture-related causes are considered and whether the quote includes protective finishing rather than unfinished joinery alone.
Important considerations
- Cosmetic coating can conceal deeper deterioration
- Poorly matched profiles may affect glazing or hardware fit
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