Glazier in Camden, from Camden Lock to Bloomsbury.
NW1 · NW5 · WC1 · N7 · N19
Camden packs a lot of different glazing into one borough: painted stucco villas in Primrose Hill, Victorian terraces in Kentish Town, market units and bars round Camden Lock, and Georgian squares in Bloomsbury.
The work
What we do most in Camden
Shops, bars and market stalls make Camden Town a busy borough for emergency glass, especially at weekends. The residential streets need slower work: sash repairs, unit swaps and quieter windows on main roads like Camden Road and Kentish Town Road.
Shopfront glazing
Toughened and laminated shop glass, boarded overnight first when the pane has to be made.
Boarding up
Boards cut on site and fixed tight, so a broken window or door is secure until the new glass arrives.
Timber windows
Painted timber sashes and casements for the stucco and terraced streets, made to the old sizes.
Misted units
Failed double glazing in flats and conversions: new sealed units, same frames.
Areas
Where in Camden we work
Camden Town, Kentish Town and Primrose Hill are a 45 to 60 minute run from our Wood Green workshop in an emergency; Bloomsbury and King's Cross take 60 to 90 minutes. Hampstead and Highgate have their own page.
Camden at a glance
- Postcodes we cover
- NW1
- NW5
- WC1
- N7
- N19
Camden questions
Do you work on stucco houses in Primrose Hill?
Yes. Those houses mostly have painted timber sashes, so we repair or remake them in timber and leave the stucco and mouldings untouched.
Can you reglaze a market unit or shop in Camden Town overnight?
Yes. We make the opening safe and board it the same night, then fit toughened or laminated glass so the unit can open again.
Do you cover Bloomsbury and King's Cross?
Yes. They are the furthest part of Camden from Wood Green, so we plan on 60 to 90 minutes there for an emergency.
My Kentish Town flat has a misted window. Do I need a new frame?
Usually not. If the frame is straight and opens properly, we replace only the sealed unit and keep the frame.