Keep your home warmer and more energy-efficient with professional sash window draught sealing. Stop cold air, reduce energy bills, and enjoy a more comfortable living space. Industry leading 7 year warranty on parts for your sealing.
Draught proofing sash windows helps reduce energy bills by keeping warm air inside.
Eliminates cold draughts, making your home warmer and more comfortable all year round.
Protects your original sash windows from damage, decay, and rattling.
Reduces energy waste and supports a greener, more sustainable home.
Completely soundproof your windows
Stop dealing with windows that are hard to open and close
Reduce your power bills with properly sealed windows
Have more control over how hot or cool your home is
Draught Seal Sash Windows – One of the best ways to reduce draughts from your sash windows is to seal them.
If you want to do it yourself, you can start with some weatherstripping or acoustic and draught seal.
Weatherstripping is a thin strip of material (made of foam, rubber, or felt) that you can install around the edges. The strip helps block air from coming in through gaps and cracks around your windows.
Meanwhile, an acoustic and draught seal is a type of sealant that you can apply to the gaps around your window. It’s a bit more permanent than weatherstripping and can help to block out noise as well as draughts.
If you live in an older home, your timber windows may already be sealed. In this case, you can check the seals to see if they need to be replaced.
Over time, seals can degrade and become less effective. If you find that your window seals are damaged, you can replace them with new ones.
If you’re unsure about sealing your own windows, you can always contact a professional sash window specialist to ensure that your draught-proofing system works well. Professionals also use an industry-grade, high-quality sealing solution that is oftentimes not easily available to ensure that your windows are perfectly draught-proof.
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It’s possible to double-glaze sash windows, but it’s often not necessary. Sash windows are typically well-insulated, and double-glazing them can make them too airtight.
If you’re not sure whether you need to double-glaze your windows, you can contact us for advice.
Weatherstripping is a temporary measure that you can use to seal your windows. It’s usually made of foam or rubber, and it can be applied to the inside and outside of your windows. Draught sealing is a more permanent solution, and it’s usually done by a professional.
Heritage sash windows can last for many years, but they eventually need to be replaced. You will know it’s time to replace your windows when they become draughty or difficult to open and close.
Inner West Window Specialists can help you repair or replace your windows, and we offer a range of other window services.
One of the best ways to prevent condensation is to open your windows slightly during the day and close them at night. This will help circulate the air in your home and prevent the build-up of moisture on your windows.
You can also work with a professional window specialist to seal your windows and prevent condensation.