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Can rotten window sills be repaired?
Soft, cracked or crumbling timber at the bottom of a window doesn't always mean replacement. In many cases the rot can be cut out and the timber rebuilt.
Matt Terry
4 days ago2 min read
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Cords and weights or spiral balances: how to tell which your windows have
Not sure what keeps your sash windows open? A quick look at the side of the sash will usually tell you whether you have cords and weights or spiral balances.
Matt Terry
4 days ago3 min read
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Draught proofing sash windows: what's involved and what you'll notice
Draught proofing seals the gaps around each sash so your window closes snugly, stops rattling and stays quieter, without changing how it looks.
Matt Terry
6 days ago2 min read
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Repair or replace? Why restoring old timber windows makes sense in Sydney
Old timber windows that stick, rattle or let in draughts can feel like they need replacing. In most Sydney homes, restoration is the smarter choice. Here's why.
Matt Terry
6 days ago3 min read
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Why does my sash window keep dropping?
A sash that slides down on its own, slams shut or won't stay open is one of the most common calls Matt gets. The good news: it's almost always repairable.
Matt Terry
6 days ago3 min read
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Why Every Sash Window Needs Professional Draught Sealing
Tired of rattling windows, draughts, and rising energy bills?
Discover how professional draught sealing transforms timber sash windows—making them airtight, quieter, and more efficient without changing their classic look. Learn how MST Window Repairs restores comfort while preserving heritage charm.
Matt Terry
May 25, 20252 min read
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