Stained Glass Restoration Guide

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02/07/25, 14:04
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Scope of Works
• Inspect the stained glass for cracks, corrosion and structural damage
• Carefully remove and secure the stained glass if necessary for detailed restoration
• Clean and stabilise the glass panels and restore or replace traditional leaded cames
• Replace any broken or missing glass with custom fabricated pieces where necessary
• Reassemble and secure the glass back into its framework, applying a protective finish if required
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Inspection | £150 | £250 | Initial assessment and handling |
Labour per hour | £70 | £100 | Skilled artisan rate |
Materials | £20 | £50 | Custom glass & fittings |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £400 | £800 |
Time on Site
Most custom stained glass restorations take 3–5 hours. Extra time may be needed for intricate designs or if extensive repairs are required.
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• What experience do you have with historical or custom stained glass restoration?
• Will you use traditional restoration techniques or modern methods while preserving authenticity?
How to Avoid Surprises
• Prepare the work area and ensure any loose furnishings are moved to avoid damage.
• Confirm all restoration methods and materials are discussed prior to work commencing.
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