Windows & Doors in Long Ashton
Window and door specialists covering Long Ashton, Failand, Flax Bourton and the BS41 area. Repairs, glass replacement and awkward glazing most firms won't take on.
Serving Long Ashton & BS41
Long Ashton sits just over the Bristol boundary to the south-west, past Ashton Court and below the Failand ridge. It is close enough that we are there in minutes from the city, and we treat it as standard coverage rather than an out-of-area call.
The housing is mixed in a way that matters for glazing. There is older village property along the main road, post-war and later estate housing behind it, and a scattering of individual architect-built houses — and it is that last group that produces the jobs other firms turn down. Big fixed panes, gable and apex glazing, and openings that are neither standard sizes nor at ground level.
Alongside that, the everyday work is the same as anywhere: misted units, worn hinges and handles, and doors that have dropped and stopped locking properly. Those are repairs, not replacements, and they are usually a single visit.
Areas we cover
We cover Long Ashton, Failand, Flax Bourton, Barrow Gurney and the surrounding BS41 postcodes, alongside most of Bristol. Call to confirm your street is within our area.
Common jobs in Long Ashton
- Glass replacement — including shaped, apex and gable panes cut to a template
- Misted double glazing — the failed unit swapped, the frame left alone
- Window repairs — hinges, handles and locks
- Door repairs — realignment and lock faults
- Conservatory glass — side panels and roof glass
- New windows — when a window is genuinely past repairing
Recent work in Long Ashton
Shaped glass in the apex above the front door of a house in Long Ashton. The pane sits well above head height in a gable, so the tower went up before anything else could happen. Two of us on the platform to get the beads out and the old unit down, then the new pane lifted up and set in.
Glass that isn't a rectangle
Apex, gable and shaped panes are the jobs we get asked about after somebody else has said no. They are more work than a standard unit — the shape has to be templated on site rather than measured off a tape, and getting a large pane up to height safely is most of the job — but they are ordinary work for us.
If you have one that has misted, cracked or been broken, send a photo and roughly where it sits in the building, and we will tell you what is involved.
What does it cost?
The same prices apply everywhere we work — nothing is loaded because of your postcode. Misted glass from £165 + VAT, window hinges from £145, handles from £120, window locking mechanisms from £165, door realignment £145. Shaped and apex glass is quoted individually, because the size, the shape and the access all change the job.
The full list is on our window and door repair prices page, and we confirm the price with you before any work starts.
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Describe the problem and add photos if you have them. We'll usually reply during working hours with advice and a price where possible.