Handles
Loose, broken or difficult-to-use handles can usually be replaced quickly.
Handle repairs →Shrewsbury • Oswestry • Telford
Windows and doors. Repair first.
Broken handle? Worn hinge? Faulty lock? Misted glass? In many cases, the window or door itself is still sound — it just needs the failed part putting right. Bicton Glazing provides practical window and door repairs for homes and businesses.
Repair-first advice
Free quotations 7 days a week
Appointment only
Replace the glassKeep the frame
Replace the hingesNot the whole window
Repair. Don’t replace.
Repair the fault. Keep the parts that still work.
We focus on the parts that fail — helping you extend the life of your existing windows and doors and avoid unnecessary cost and disruption. Explore the common repair types below for more detail.
Hinges
Draughty windows, or windows that won’t open or close properly, may need new hinges or adjustment.
Hinge repairs →Locks & mechanisms
Faulty locks and mechanisms can often be repaired independently of the frame.
Lock repairs →Misted & damaged glass
Misted or blown double-glazed units and damaged glass can often be replaced while keeping a sound frame.
Glass repairs →Doors & other glazing
Practical repairs for doors and other glazing.
- Door repairsDoor repairs, including patio and French doors.
- Emergency glazingCall during office hours to discuss the problem and check availability.
- Commercial & general repairsGlazing and window and door repairs for business premises, plus other general repair work.
A simpler approach
Why replace a perfectly good window or door?
Replacing complete windows or doors can be expensive. If the frame is still sound, repairing the failed component can often restore it for considerably less.
The first step is to check whether the existing window or door can be repaired. If the frame is sound, replacing the failed part may be all that’s needed.
Full replacement
More cost. More disruption.
- Complete unit removed
- Higher material cost
- Often unnecessary
Repair first
Fix the part that failed.
- Keep a sound existing frame
- Lower-cost solution where suitable
- Less waste and disruption
Local. Experienced. Straightforward.
Practical repairs backed by over 40 years in the trade.
Bicton Glazing is run by Mark Byrne, who has over 40 years of experience in the glazing trade. The focus is simple: straightforward advice and practical repairs, with no pressure to replace a complete window or door when a repair will do the job.
Personal serviceDiscuss your repair directly with Mark.
No unnecessary replacementsRepair comes first where it makes sense.
Local serviceServing Shrewsbury, Oswestry and Telford.
Common problems
Not sure what’s wrong? That’s fine.
Tell us what the window or door is doing and we’ll help identify the likely fault.
Won’t open or close properly
Draught around the frame
Broken or loose handle
Misted between panes
Window has dropped
Lock won’t engage
Shrewsbury • Oswestry • Telford
Window and door repairs for homes and businesses.
Bicton Glazing serves Shrewsbury, Oswestry and Telford, with window and door repairs and glass replacement for domestic and commercial customers. Free quotations are available 7 days a week. Call or send an enquiry to arrange an appointment.
Window and door repair FAQs
Useful answers before you call.
Every repair is different. Here are a few useful starting points when a window or door starts causing trouble.
Do I need a whole new window if the glass has misted up?
Not necessarily. If the frame is still in good condition, the failed sealed glass unit can often be replaced while the existing frame stays in place.
Can a window that has dropped be repaired?
Often, yes. Worn hinges are a common cause of a window dropping or failing to close properly. Mark can assess whether adjustment or replacement hinges are the appropriate fix.
Can you replace just the handle or lock?
In many cases, yes. Handles, locking mechanisms and related hardware can usually be repaired or replaced independently of the window frame.
Do you repair doors and work at business premises?
Yes. Bicton Glazing offers window and door repairs, including patio and French doors, and commercial glazing and repair work. Call or use the enquiry form to describe the problem and discuss the next step.
Which areas do you cover?
Bicton Glazing serves Shrewsbury, Oswestry and Telford. Call or use the enquiry form with your location and the repair you need to arrange an appointment.
Are quotations free, and do I need an appointment?
Free quotations are available 7 days a week, by appointment. Office hours are Monday–Friday 08:00–17:30 and Saturday 08:00–13:30; the office is closed Sunday. Call or use the enquiry form to discuss your repair and arrange a suitable time.
Free quotations available 7 days a week
Tell us what needs repairing.
Window or door causing trouble? Call Mark or use the enquiry form to arrange a repair or a free quotation in Shrewsbury, Oswestry or Telford. Visits are by appointment only.
Enquiries go to Bicton Glazing’s monitored inbox. Mark will reply using the details you provide.