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[H1] Looking For an Edinburgh Based Glazing Expert?
Based in Edinburgh, Comely Bank Glazing has provided professional glazing services to residential and commercial customers at an excellent, competitive price.  We have also helped our customers protect their properties by offering a 24-hour service to board up their windows in the event of unexpected damage.  With more than thirty years of experience in the glazing industry, we have the expertise to assist you with a variety of tasks.
A large part of what we offer at Comely Bank Glazing involves helping you replace problematic or broken existing double glazing which you’ve already had installed. These issues can develop either just from general wear and tear over time, where condensation can build up between the sealed unit, or if the unit gets broken and needs a quick replacement.
Comely Bank Glazing provides all services relating to Glazing and Boarding – if there any services you require and do not see listed, please contact one of our team on 0131 332 5618.
[H2] Our glazing service includes:
Double glazing repairs
Patterned glass
Laminated safety glass
Cat flap installations
Fire rated safety glass
Boarding up
Same Day Glass Repairs
1hr Shop Window Replacement Glass
Double Glazing Repairs- Misted/Broken
24hr Boarding & Glazing
Mirrors/Table Top Glass
Coloured Splashbacks
Patterned Obscure Glass
Laminated/Toughened Glass
Window & Door Handles/Hinges
Balances/Mechanisms
Fire Rated Glass, 1/2hr & 1hr
Cat flaps

One popular service that we offer is the installation of fire-rated safety glass. This type of glass provides your business with an added layer of protection by preventing smoke and fire damage. Since we are concerned about the well-being of you, your employees, and patrons, we also offer toughened glass (also known as tempered glass). It is a kind of safety glass processed by thermal or chemical treatments in order to make it stronger than normal glass. Tempering puts the outer surfaces into compression and the inner surfaces into tension, causing the glass to crumble into small granular chunks when shattered. This reduces the risk of personal injury as there will be no jagged pieces to worry about.
We also offer a 24-hour service to board up your doors and windows. Whether an accidental breakage has occurred or you have been the victim of a break-in, we will take care of you. Our professional team can secure any kind of window or door. As a full service business, in addition to boarding up your property, we will take it a step further by re-glazing your broken window during daytime hours. You can rely on us to protect your property and put your mind at ease.
Not only do we provide glazing and boarding up services, but we also offer a wide range of high quality splashbacks and mirrors that can be installed by our skilled professionals in homes and offices. At Comely Bank Glazing, we recognize the pride and creativity that people put into their décor; that’s why we allow our customers to choose the colour their glass splashback is painted. To help you renovate further, we can advise on making up bespoke mirrors. In order to ensure that you receive the high quality appearance you are looking for, we will offer you options such as polished and beveled edges. Our custom-made creations can improve the value of your property and are truly amazing pieces of work.
We take pride in all of our services, and aim for the highest customer satisfaction. Whether it’s reglazing, boarding up, or redesigning parts of your property, we want you to receive high quality work at a reasonable price. Look no further than Comely Bank Glazing. We also use only the highest quality product providers, such as Saint-Gobain and Velfac. We have provided professional services to residential and commercial customers for more than thirty years.
Our skilled commercial glazers will make certain that they minimize interruptions to your business by completing repairs and installations efficiently. We will also always adhere to the latest Health and Safety regulations while on your property so that you never have to worry about risking the welfare of your business.
[H3] Reach Out And See How We Can Help Today!
Don’t hesitate to call 0131 332 5618 for a free quotation or even just for advice, or you can use our contact page. We are happy to serve you! Alternatively, you may stop in at our Edinburgh office to speak to one of our staff about our various options.

Very pleased with job, would recommend to family and friends.

Michael Sanders

Great job all round.

Jeff Adams

I highly recommend them and will definitely use them again.

Jill Martin

Competitive prices, excellent communication and service.

Andy Hill

Fantastic, efficient service.

Martin Bradshaw

Excellent service. Quick, and would definitely recommend and use again.

Chris Robbins

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[H1] Residential & Commercial Glazing Services
We provide a glazing service for both residential and commercial customers, which includes the installation or repair of standard windows and doors and the installation or repair of more specialised glassed areas, such as roof-glass, cupolas and skylights.
[IMG: comely bank glazing Edinburgh contractor van]
In both a residential and commercial setting, we can replace single and double glazed windows or carry out a range of repairs on various fixtures on the glazed unit.
These repairs extend to the replacement of handles, hinges, locking mechanisms and sash balances. Our team of skilled glaziers have access to a wide range of replacement parts, as well as glass and frame types, to ensure the successful completion of any job. During a visit to your property, a member of our team will assess your individual needs and recommend the best solution for your specific issue or request.
In emergency situations we will respond efficiently via our 24 hour call-out service, enabling the speedy assessment of window breakages on residential and commercial premises. Where an immediate solution is not available, our team will first board-up and secure the property, before ordering the correctly sized glass to complete the job effectively.

[IMG: fixing cracked display glass shop in Edinburgh]
Where double glazing is required, we will measure the affected area and the new glass will arrive, made-to-order, within 3-4 days. The one hour glazing service is available where the glass required for your job can be sourced from the supply carried by our team of specialist glaziers.
Our team regularly offer this same day service to customers requiring the replacement of glass in sash and casement windows, doors, cupolas and skylights. Our windows are available in a selection of frame types dependent on your specific preference. We supply frames in wood, UPVC and Aluminum, and our service enables your project to be completed in an agreed timescale to suit your requirements.
We offer the installation or replacement of safety glass in commercial properties, where it is important to meet strict building regulations such as health and safety. The following types of safety glass are available to order:
Curved glass
Toughened glass
Commercial glass
Fire rated safety glass

[H2] What Is Toughened glass?
Toughened glass, also known as tempered glass, is a popular type of safety glass designed for reinforced strength and safety. Unlike normal glass, toughened glass goes through a controlled thermal process which causes an increase in strength and alters the surface and size of glass splinters, should a breakage occur. This means that instead of sharp jagged edges, the pieces of glass are smaller and smoother and less likely to cause injury. This type of glass is popular for any type of window or door fitted in a commercial area where reinforced glass is required and safety is critical.
[H3] Available Glass Selections
Our complete glass selection is wide ranging and has many different functions and styles. Below is a selection of the glass types we have available to order:
4mm – 12mm float glass
Laminated glass (available in: 6.4mm – 8.8mm – 10.8mm)
Acoustic laminate glass
Specialist laminate glass
Georgian wire glass
Georgian polished
Pilkington Textured glass
Horticultural glass (for green houses)
Tinted glass
Patterned glasses (sourced from Pilkington, the textured glass specialist)
Mirrors (4mm and 6mm)
Safety backed mirrors (wardrobe doors)
Frameless glass doors (shop entrances)
Custom made shower doors
All of our glass and window products are sourced from quality manufacturers such as Independent Glass and Velfac.
An additional service for residential customers is the installation of cat flaps. Further information about this service is available on request. Feel free to contact us to arrange a no obligation quotation or if you would like any further information on the products and services that we offer. A member of our team would be happy to help.

Very pleased with job, would recommend to family and friends.

Michael Sanders

Great job all round.

Jeff Adams

I highly recommend them and will definitely use them again.

Jill Martin

Competitive prices, excellent communication and service.

Andy Hill

Fantastic, efficient service.

Martin Bradshaw

Excellent service. Quick, and would definitely recommend and use again.

Chris Robbins

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We Use Pilkington Texture Glass »

[H1] Contact Comely Bank Glazing Ltd
Whether you need a residential or commercial glazing service, Comely Bank Glazing Ltd has the experience and expertise to provide you with a first class service.
[H2] Contact Comely Bank Glazing Ltd

[H2] Address:
Comely Bank Glazing Ltd,
8 Comely Bank Avenue,
Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH4 1EL
[H2] Phone:
0131 332 5618

[H2] Email:
comelybankglazing[at]gmail.com

Comely Bank Glazing Ltd, registered as a limited company in Scotland under company number: SC253220. Registered Company Address: 8 Comely Bank Avenue, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH4 1EL.

Very pleased with job, would recommend to family and friends.

Michael Sanders

Great job all round.

Jeff Adams

I highly recommend them and will definitely use them again.

Jill Martin

Competitive prices, excellent communication and service.

Andy Hill

Fantastic, efficient service.

Martin Bradshaw

Excellent service. Quick, and would definitely recommend and use again.

Chris Robbins

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[H1] What Kind of Areas Are Best Suited to Double Glazing?

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It’s generally a well-known fact that double glazing is a great idea to have fitted in your home. Windows with two panes of glass, separated by a gap of a couple of centimetres, are so commonplace that most houses in the UK are now fitted with the system.
Here, we’re going to go through what all of the great reasons are to have double glazing fitting into your windows, and point out the environments that would get the most benefit from double glazing. Read on for more details about the places that can benefit most from having double glazing.
[H2] Why Double Glazing is Great
The gap that is present between the two different panes of glass in your double glazing unit is a wonder. It may not seem like anything special, but it means that your windows will be
Better at keeping your house warm in the winter
More efficient at keeping your home cool in summer
Safer if there was an attempt to break in
Easier to maintain
That’s a lot of positives to having double glazed units, and there are very few downsides. There is, indeed, costs associated with having double glazing fitted, but having to maintain wooden, single glazed windows can definitely be a costly business too, Making the change may save you money in the long-run
[H2] Make A Home Warmer
Living in the UK, we all know how cold it can get and how expensive it can be to heat a home over the winter months. By having double glazed windows, you can reduce your monthly spending on fuel for heating.
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Keep the cold out
They keep your house warmer because it is harder for the heat being produced to escape. A window with just one pane of glass isn’t going to put up much resistance when heat is trying to escape. The two panes have a vacuum between them, meaning it’s nearly impossible to heat to travel through that space.
If heat isn’t able to travel through the space between the two pieces of glass, then it is going to stay in your home. This means that your central heating doesn’t have to work anywhere near as hard in winter months.
Because of this great feature of double glazing, it’s really well suited to cold areas. If you live in an exposed place, such as on a hill or near the coast, you’ll be familiar with how chilly the winter months can get. By adding double glazing to your property, you are able to protect your home from the area around you.
[H2] Keep Your Home Cool
It seems that summers in the UK are getting warmer and warmer as the years go by. It’s no surprise that more and more people are searching for ways to keep their home warm in the winter but still cool in the summer months.
For the exact same reason the warmth doesn’t escape from your house in the winter, the heat struggles to get in during the summer. The gap between the two panes of glass in your double glazed unit means that the heat that hits it cannot penetrate so cannot warm up the house.
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Sunshine but not too hot
This can be especially useful for homes that get a lot of sunlight. The south facing side of your home will stay cool and comfortable to live in when you have your windows double glazed. Similarly, homes that aren’t in shadows due to trees or other buildings can get warmer, quicker. Houses in such areas are ideal candidates for double glazing.
[H2] Staying Safe
The glass that is used in double glazing tends to be tougher than glass used in single paned units. If someone were to try and break the glass in one of your double glazing units they would find it more difficult. The fact that there are two panes of glass makes it even tougher again to be break them.
The frames for double glazing also tend to be more durable. Most single glazing is likely to be in wooden or aluminium frames. The plastic used in double glazing frames makes them much sturdier and less likely to be broken.
If you’re in area that has experienced an increase in crimes such as theft and robbery, double glazing can help. Things will be more difficult for a thief, they will think twice before trying to break into your home at all, and you will even feel more secure, knowing that you’ve done your best to make your home safe.

[H1] When is a Good Time to Reglaze?
Sometimes it can be much cheaper to reglaze your windows rather than getting a whole new unit. By only replacing the actual glass that is in the frame, rather than the whole frame itself, you could save time, money, and mess in your home.
There are a few reasons that you might want to change the glass in your home
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You will want to replace broken windows
Cracked or broken glass
Tired or dirty putty around the glass
Change the look of the glass
Reglazing can be simple and since there are less materials involved, and it will take less time to complete, it will usually cost less money to complete. There are times when reglazing won’t work, we’ll cover this a bit further down.
[H2] Reglazing single glazed windows
If you live in an older house you might only have single glazed windows, meaning there is only one single pane of glass in your frames. Although it is advisable to have double glazing, due to financial constraints or issues with planning permission for certain buildings and conservation areas, it simply isn’t possible.
When considering reglazing, rather than a full frame replacement, there are some things you need to check about your existing frame. It is:
Moving well at the hinges or sash?
Still study and strong?
Airtight?
Watertight?
If the answer to all of these is ‘yes’, then you’re ready to have the windows reglazed. Although some people may attempt to reglaze their own windows, there is nothing like professional skills and service, you can contact us to arrange reglazing of your home.
To change the aesthetic of your glazing is a common reason to change it. Maybe you have stained glass that looks tired and dated and want to change it to clear glass. Or maybe you want to inject some colour or pattern into your room and add stained glass or leaded glass.
[H2] Reglazing double glazed windows
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A modern double glazing unit
It’s much more common for homes in the UK to have double glazed windows. In fact, it has been part of building regulations since 2002 for new houses to have double glazing. It’s less common to want to reglaze double glazed units.
If you feel that changing the glass on your double glazed units, think about the following questions so that you understand your needs:
Are they in good working order?
Can you see any cracks in the uPVC?
Are both panes of glass in need of replacement?
Changing the glass due to a broken or cracked pane is the most common reason to reglaze a double glazed unit. The work involved is a bit more complicated than changing a single glazed pane of glass, so get in touch to bring the professionals in.
[H2] When not to reglaze
[H3] Single glazed units
Although the pricing is attractive when reglazing single glazed units, a lot of the time it many not actually match your requirements. For example, if you have rotten wood in your frames, changing the glass won’t have any effect.
You may think that new glass in your windows will improve their energy efficiency. However, it’s probably not going to change much and there is still the issue of the material that the frame is made out of not being especially energy efficient. When considering the energy efficiency of your home, double glazing is definitely going to make the biggest difference.
[H3] Double glazed units
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Reglazing won’t fix a condensation problem
It’s not uncommon for older double glazing to have an issue with internal condensation. This would be when you can see a thin layer of water droplets between the two pieces of glass. It usually will gather in the corners and it’s something you should check all of your windows for periodically.
You may think that a simple change in glass is going to be a quick solution to the problem of condensation in double glazing. However, this is actually a sign of a bigger problem. New glass in the existing frames is not going to help.
To solve the problem of condensation in your double glazing you will actually need to get a whole new unit – a new frame with new glass. This is because the problem stems from a break in the seal of the frame that maintains the vacuum between the two panes. Because the seal is cracked, water can get in and therefore cause condensation.

[H1] 5 Reasons to Double Glaze Your Home

Double glazing is very common in UK homes now. Due to building regulations, most new homes since 2002 will have already been fitted with double glazing. If your home isn’t yet double glazed, there are myriad benefits to changing over.

Already thinking of renovating or extending your home? When you’re already looking to do work to your property you should investigate changing the windows to be double glazed at the same time. Even if there are no other pressing improvements you want to make to your home; the disruption is minimal, as long as you are changing ‘like for like’ when it comes to sizes.

Here, we’ll go through some of the great benefits of having double glazed windows fitted at your home. Once you have seen how beneficial the decision is, don’t hesitate to contact us for a quote.

[H2] 1. Reduce heat loss

By its very design, double glazing is going to be able to help keep the warmth in your home. As temperatures get colder, it’s a habit to crank up the central heating to keep things cosy. There are lots of ways to make sure that the heat that is being generated by your boiler doesn’t escape.

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Houses are warm and cosy with double glazing

Glass, by itself, isn’t a great insulator. It leaks heat out really easily. But, when you put two panes of glass together, with a little gap of air between, it becomes very efficient at stopping heat from leaking.

The key here is the vacuum that is created between the two pieces of glass. When that air gap exists the heat that is being made in your house cannot get out very easily. If the heat can stay in your home for longer, you might not need to have your heating on for as long, or at as high as temperature as normal.

[H2] 2. Your home will look nicer

If your house doesn’t have double glazing already, it’s most likely because it is more than 17 years old (since building regulations made it mandatory for most homes from 2002 onwards). This means, your windows and frames are probably quite old. No matter how well you can maintain the exterior and interior frames, there will be a time when they start to look worn and tired.

You can get uPVC frames, aluminium, or wooden ones, and can choose from a range of colours and finishes. Although you might think that the standard is white, plastic frames, this is no longer the case. There is also stained glass and panes that have the look of being leaded, if you want to maintain your current aesthetic.

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Old building and new windows still look great

[H2] 3. Less noise pollution

In the same way that heat is less likely to get out of your house due to the vacuum between the glass, the same goes for noise getting in. The sound waves from the local school, main road, or emergency services vehicles, cannot travel through the gap between the panes where there is not air. Because of this, you are easily able to reduce the amount of external noise coming into your house and disturbing you.

[H2] 4. Reduction in UV radiation

That vacuum gap between the two panes of glass used in double glazing has great benefits. Along with the others mentioned, damaging UV rays from the sun have a harder time passing through. This means that things in your home are less likely to fade.

If a part of your sofa or carpet is in the sun all day, you might notice that part has faded faster than the parts that are never in direct sunlight. The fading is caused by UV rays from the sun and they are greatly reduced when you get double glazing installed.

[H2] 5. Increased property value

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Double glazing makes your home more valuable

You may not be considering selling your home just yet, but it’s always worth keeping an eye on the value of it. Since double glazing is nearly standard in the UK, most home buyers are expecting it to be already fitted. By having single glazed, old windows and frame you are potentially losing a couple of thousand pounds as the buyers calculate into their offer how much it will cost to get them replaced as soon as they move it.

[H1] How to Frost Glass
Would you like to learn how to create frosted glass in your own home? Of course, it is not substitute for the privacy glass that we can offer you. Our privacy glass is high quality and professionally fitted. Maybe you want to see how your home would look with privacy glass, or just want to add some decoration.
We will talk you through how to frost your glass with store bought frosting spray. Maybe you want to frost glass in an art project. Maybe you have a dark hallway and you want to allow light to come through the door, but still keep the room private. If you have kitchen cabinets, frosted glass can look really nice, and you don’t have to worry about keeping the cupboard too tidy!
[H2] Recycled doors
A frosted glass window
Today we’re going to talk you through a project where a door was reclaimed and upcycled. You can find unused door everywhere. Maybe your neighbour has one kicking around. If there is renovation work going on near your house you might be able to find door that has been removed. You can even pick them up in local junk yards.
Depending on the size of the door that you find, you may need to use your carpentry skills to trim it down.
[H2] Preparing to frost
The first thing that you are going to need to do is to remove the glass out of the door frame so that you can frost it. You need to consider which side of the glass you are going to spray. If you catch the frosting spray with your fingernail, or with something a little bit sharp, you are going to scratch it.
Think about which side of the door is going to be seen the most. For example, a bathroom door is likely to stay closed most of the time so you would spray the side that faces into the room. On the other hand, may be you want to put the frosted glass on a bedroom door, you will probably want to frost the side of the glass that faces out into the hallway.
[H2] Getting started
Once you have the glass removed and you have chosen which side of the glass that you want to spray, you need to clean the glass. Use a normal glass cleaner that you can buy from the shops. Make sure that you clean it really well, and on both sides. If it is not perfectly clean then the frosting spray is going to pick up on every imperfection.
If you are spraying old glas

[H1] Residential & Commercial Glazing Services
We provide a glazing service for both residential and commercial customers, which includes the installation or repair of standard windows and doors and the installation or repair of more specialised glassed areas, such as roof-glass, cupolas and skylights.
[IMG: comely bank glazing Edinburgh contractor van]
In both a residential and commercial setting, we can replace single and double glazed windows or carry out a range of repairs on various fixtures on the glazed unit.
These repairs extend to the replacement of handles, hinges, locking mechanisms and sash balances. Our team of skilled glaziers have access to a wide range of replacement parts, as well as glass and frame types, to ensure the successful completion of any job. During a visit to your property, a member of our team will assess your individual needs and recommend the best solution for your specific issue or request.
In emergency situations we will respond efficiently via our 24 hour call-out service, enabling the speedy assessment of window breakages on residential and commercial premises. Where an immediate solution is not available, our team will first board-up and secure the property, before ordering the correctly sized glass to complete the job effectively.

[IMG: fixing cracked display glass shop in Edinburgh]
Where double glazing is required, we will measure the affected area and the new glass will arrive, made-to-order, within 3-4 days. The one hour glazing service is available where the glass required for your job can be sourced from the supply carried by our team of specialist glaziers.
Our team regularly offer this same day service to customers requiring the replacement of glass in sash and casement windows, doors, cupolas and skylights. Our windows are available in a selection of frame types dependent on your specific preference. We supply frames in wood, UPVC and Aluminum, and our service enables your project to be completed in an agreed timescale to suit your requirements.
We offer the installation or replacement of safety glass in commercial properties, where it is important to meet strict building regulations such as health and safety. The following types of safety glass are available to order:
Curved glass
Toughened glass
Commercial glass
Fire rated safety glass

[H2] What Is Toughened glass?
Toughened glass, also known as tempered glass, is a popular type of safety glass designed for reinforced strength and safety. Unlike normal glass, toughened glass goes through a controlled thermal process which causes an increase in strength and alters the surface and size of glass splinters, should a breakage occur. This means that instead of sharp jagged edges, the pieces of glass are smaller and smoother and less likely to cause injury. This type of glass is popular for any type of window or door fitted in a commercial area where reinforced glass is required and safety is critical.
[H3] Available Glass Selections
Our complete glass selection is wide ranging and has many different functions and styles. Below is a selection of the glass types we have available to order:
4mm – 12mm float glass
Laminated glass (available in: 6.4mm – 8.8mm – 10.8mm)
Acoustic laminate glass
Specialist laminate glass
Georgian wire glass
Georgian polished
Pilkington Textured glass
Horticultural glass (for green houses)
Tinted glass
Patterned glasses (sourced from Pilkington, the textured glass specialist)
Mirrors (4mm and 6mm)
Safety backed mirrors (wardrobe doors)
Frameless glass doors (shop entrances)
Custom made shower doors
All of our glass and window products are sourced from quality manufacturers such as Independent Glass and Velfac.
An additional service for residential customers is the installation of cat flaps. Further information about this service is available on request. Feel free to contact us to arrange a no obligation quotation or if you would like any further information on the products and services that we offer. A member of our team would be happy to help.

Very pleased with job, would recommend to family and friends.

Michael Sanders

Great job all round.

Jeff Adams

I highly recommend them and will definitely use them again.

Jill Martin

Competitive prices, excellent communication and service.

Andy Hill

Fantastic, efficient service.

Martin Bradshaw

Excellent service. Quick, and would definitely recommend and use again.

Chris Robbins

View All Testimonials »
We Use Pilkington Texture Glass »

[H1] Boarding Up
Unfortunate things happen unexpectedly to people all of the time. Fortunately for you, Comely Bank Glazing has your back. Whether your window has broken from a misaimed ball, or a break-in, we’ve got you covered. You can rely on us to effectively protect your property and put your mind at ease. You’ve worked hard for your possessions and your property; why put them at risk? If you have a broken window or want to protect your property from potential harm, don’t hesitate to call us about boarding up your business or home.
We provide a 24 hour emergency boarding and making safe service.
We offer all types of boarding up undertaken from small windows to entire buildings. Generally 10 -12 mm sterling boards are used. Sub frames are built were applicable so no damage is caused to existing frames. Sometimes the best way to make a window safe is to use a clear safety film to hold the broken glass together in the affected area.
[H2] Broken a Shop Window?
In order to guarantee that your vulnerable property will no longer suffer from damage caused by accidents or break-ins, we will provide you with an emergency boarding up service. Available 24 hours a day, we understand that these requests are urgent and respond usually within the hour.
Our trained team can secure any type of window or door made from any kind of material. As a full service business, in addition to boarding up your property, we will take it a step further. If your window or door has been broken late at night, our team will board it up overnight and return in the morning to re-glaze it.
We are pleased to accept jobs of any size and ensure a high-quality standard of service. Please call 0131 332 5618 for more information about our boarding up services.
[H3] Get In Touch
To ensure that your property suffers no further damage, we can provide you with an emergency boarding up service that can respond to your request urgently. Available 24 hours a day we will ensure a high quality boarding up service. Get in touch with us to find out more.

Our boarding up team can secure any type of window or door made from any type of material, and if you have a window broken out of company hours we will board it up overnight and then return in the morning to reglaze your property.
[H2] Want every window boarded up?
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If you are leaving a house empty for an extended period then it may be a good idea to have all of the windows and doors boarded up. We are happy to take on jobs of any size and will ensure a high standard of service.
[H2] Choose us for:
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Boarding up windows and doors
Fast response time
24/7 service

Very pleased with job, would recommend to family and friends.

Michael Sanders

Great job all round.

Jeff Adams

I highly recommend them and will definitely use them again.

Jill Martin

Competitive prices, excellent communication and service.

Andy Hill

Fantastic, efficient service.

Martin Bradshaw

Excellent service. Quick, and would definitely recommend and use again.

Chris Robbins

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