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Who we are & what we do

Edinburgh Sash and Case specialises in the maintenance, refurbishment and replacement of timber sash and case windows throughout Edinburgh, Lothian and the surrounding areas. We work on all buildings from Grade A Listed properties, to city tenements.

 

Our main services include:

 

ConstructionlineFor all of our window services we have a case study, and in the testimonials section you can read what our clients have said about us after using our services.

ESC are members of Constructionline. The UK government certification scheme.

 


 

Sash windows are a prominent feature in our historic buildings and to complement your sash windows, our company also offers made-to-measure shutters with Georgian mouldings, to offer additional warmth and security to your home.

What separates Edinburgh sash and case from other window companies?

We have a full fitting service and extensive workshop facilities in the heart of Edinburgh. We manufacture sash and case windows using traditional joinery techniques, match existing mouldings and can supply promptly replacement sashes and full new windows. Customers have the comfort of knowing that their project is in the hands of a professional window company.

Our new showroom at Unit 28, Tenant Street in Leith has a full display of sash and case windows, draughtproofing materials and ironmongery. (Get Directions)

As a first step before a site visit, we advise our customers to come down to our workshop and showroom, where we can show you the options for your Sash and Case windows and talk you through the process of refurbishment or replacement.

 

If you are considering engaging Edinburgh Sash and Case for your window project, read our Frequently Asked Questions for a full guide to preparation works and terms and conditions.

For your peace of mind, please note that Edinburgh Sash and case will match any comparable written quotation from other Edinburgh window companies.


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Office Hours

Monday – Thursday 8 – 5:30

Friday – 8 – 3:30

Saturday 8 – 4:30

Edinburgh Sash & Case Sample Case Studies

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Listed Buildings & Conservation areas

If you live in a listed building, renovation and draught proofing of your single glazed windows requires no local authority approval. // read more >

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Refurbishment Works to 15 Hatton Place, Newington.

Edinburgh Sash and Case carried out extensive sash and case window refurbishment to this property at 15 Hatton place, situated in the Newington area of Edinburgh. // read more >

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Upgrading from single to double glazing – Grange Terrace.

On this project on Grange Terrace in Edinburgh, we replaced the lower bay windows with replacement double glazed sashes. We carefully replicated the original mouldings and dimensions so it is virtually identical to the original sash and case windows which were removed.
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Replacement windows, shutters and panelwork – Murrayfield Avenue

Our clients approached us in August 2010 looking for a quotation for five new double glazed sash and case windows, panel work and other aspects of joinery for their grade B listed property in Murrayfield Avenue.

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Replacement Sash and Casements – 6 Plewlands Terrace

In July 2010 we were contacted by our client regarding installation of new windows at his property at no 6 Plewlands Terrace.

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Replacement sashes – 5 Regent Terrace

We were contacted in 2009 and asked to quote for re instating Georgian sashes to the full frontage of this grade A listed property.

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Refurbishment Works to Grade A Building – 34 Albany Street – Spiritualist Centre

No34 Albany Street is a property spanning four levels and has a variety of styles of single glazed, multiple astrigal, sash and case windows. // read more >

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Saltoun Hall – Grade A – 10 Refurbishments.

Saltoun Hall began life, in the 12th century, as a tower or castle and, at that time, was in the hands of the powerful De Morville family. By 1260, Sir William Abernethy owned the lands and castle at Saltoun and it was to his family the title, Lord Salton was conferred, to Sir Lawrence Abernethy of Saltoun. // read more >