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Glazier in Dudley

Dudley is old ground in every sense, and a lot of the property here has moved a little over the years. That matters more to a glazier than it sounds.

Some of our work

Every photograph here is a job we did.

A black aluminium door and side panels, the glass clouded white with condensation trapped inside the sealed units
A misted unit in a back door, before
The same door after the sealed units were replaced, the glass clear enough to see the courtyard beyond
The same door with the new unit in
A large pane in a white uPVC window on a brick house, shattered into granules but still standing in the frame
A shattered pane still standing in its frame
A toughened pane that has shattered into thousands of small blunt granules while holding its shape in the frame
Toughened glass crazes rather than dropping out
A shattered pane in a grey aluminium commercial window frame, with a roll of tape on the sill
A commercial pane, made safe before replacing
Looking out through a newly glazed timber-framed window onto a courtyard, with the old panes stacked outside
New glass in a timber frame, shot from inside

What we do in Dudley

How it works

Tell us what's happened

Ring and describe it, or send a photo and rough sizes. Most jobs in Dudley can be given an indicative figure from a photograph before anyone comes out.

We come and measure

Free, with no call-out charge and no obligation. Glass is measured off the pane rather than the frame, and the specification is settled at that point rather than on fitting day.

Made safe if it needs it

Where an opening isn't secure the glass is cleared out of the frame and it's boarded properly, so the property is sound while the replacement is made up.

Fitted, and the frame stays

In the great majority of jobs the window, the hinges and the handles stay exactly where they are and only the glass changes. Nothing to make good afterwards.

Get a price for your job in Dudley

Free quotes, no call-out charge and no obligation. Ring us and describe the job, or send a photo and rough sizes and we'll come back to you.

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Very little round here is perfectly square

Dudley sits over limestone and old workings, and between that and a century and a half of settlement a good deal of the older housing has shifted slightly. It is rarely anything to worry about structurally, but it shows up in the windows: openings that are a few millimetres wider at the top than the bottom, frames that are marginally out of true, sashes that catch on one side only. For glazing it matters because a sealed unit is made to the size it is ordered at and has no give in it. An opening that is out of square has to be measured properly rather than measured once and doubled up, or the unit either will not go in or goes in under stress and fails early.

Doors and windows that have started to catch

The usual first sign is a door or a window that used to shut with a push and now needs a lift, or a handle that has to be pulled towards you before it will turn. On a uPVC door that is normally hinge adjustment and a worn mechanism rather than the door itself, and it is a small job. On an older timber window it is more often the frame having taken up moisture or moved a fraction. Either way it is worth looking at before anyone talks about replacing anything.

Misted and blown units

The commonest call. The seal round the double glazed unit fails, damp air gets into the gap between the panes and condensation forms where no cloth will reach. The frame stays where it is and only the glass unit is changed — a fraction of the cost of a new window and nothing to make good afterwards.

Broken glass, made safe first

Whether it is a stone off a mower, a break-in or a toughened pane letting go on its own, the order is the same: clear the glass out of the frame, make the opening secure, then measure and replace once the right glass is in. Boarding where it cannot go straight back.

Common questions

My window frame looks slightly out of square. Can you still fit a new unit?

Almost always, yes. It is common in older property round here and it is exactly why we measure the opening properly rather than assuming. It occasionally means the beading needs a little work, which we do at the same time.

Do you charge to come out and quote in Dudley?

No. Quotes are free, there is no call-out charge and no obligation. A photo and rough sizes will often get you an indicative figure before we come out.

Which parts of Dudley do you cover?

The town and the borough around it — Netherton, Woodside, Kates Hill, Russells Hall, Priory, Sedgley, Coseley, Upper and Lower Gornal and Quarry Bank.

Dudley jobs in detail

Areas we cover in and around Dudley

Netherton Woodside Kates Hill Eve Hill Russells Hall Holly Hall Priory Sedgley Coseley Upper Gornal Lower Gornal Quarry Bank

Other areas we cover

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