Do you have historic wooden sash windows with broken, cracked, or missing panes of glass? We can carefully replace and re-glaze them while preserving the character and craftsmanship of your original windows.

If your historic home still has original antique "wavy" glass, we understand how important it is to preserve that unique feature. When replacement is necessary, we can help source glass that closely matches the original thickness, texture, and appearance of your historic windows.

Our glass replacement services include:

• Careful removal of broken or cracked panes.

• Replacement glass selected to match the original glass thickness and character whenever possible.

• Light scraping, sanding, and surface preparation as needed.

• Re-glazing using historically appropriate linseed oil-based glazing putty.

Our goal is to restore the function of your windows while preserving the details that make them irreplaceable.

Do you have cracked, failing, or missing glazing? If your windows are otherwise intact but haven't received much attention since the Nixon administration, they may simply need to be re-glazed rather than replaced.

Before windows became a disposable commodity, skilled glaziers maintained and repaired these handcrafted wooden sash windows to keep the glass secure, weather-resistant, and functional for generations.

Our glazing services include:

• Full or partial removal of failed glazing.

• Light scraping, sanding, and wood repairs as needed.

• In-place glazing for many windows depending on the scope, size, and design of your timber sash windows.

• Expert re-glazing using historically appropriate linseed oil-based glazing putty.

Proper glazing is one of the simplest and most important steps in preserving historic windows, helping protect the original craftsmanship and extend their life for generations to come.

Not sure where to start with your historic windows? Have you been told they need to be replaced, or that those old single-pane windows simply aren't efficient anymore? We'd be happy to help you separate fact from marketing and guide you toward the best solution for your home.

Every historic window is different, and every restoration should be approached with care. Some windows need only minor maintenance, while others require more extensive repairs. Our goal is to preserve as much original material as possible and help your windows continue serving your home for another hundred years.

Our restoration services include:

• Complete removal of failed glazing and re-glazing where needed.

• Spot glazing and partial glazing repairs.

• Window opening/frame/jam repairs.

• Sash repairs.

• Complete replica sash constructions in extreme cases.

• In-place glazing repairs for many windows, minimizing disruption and unnecessary removal.

• Glass removal, paint removal, and surface preparation as needed.

• Scraping, sanding, wood rot repair, and traditional joinery repairs.

• Priming, painting, and finishing services.

• Re-glazing using historically appropriate linseed oil glazing putty for long-lasting performance and authenticity.

Made with pride, one at a time, each storm window is custom-fit to preserve the shadow lines, depth, and light separation of your historic—or even modern—windows. We offer both exterior and interior options.

In climates like ours, homeowners at the turn of the century commonly installed wooden exterior storm windows over double-hung sashes to keep cold air out during winter. Casement, fixed, and bay windows are often better served with interior storm panels to improve insulation against both cold winters and extremely hot summers.

For a fraction of the cost of full replacement windows or contemporary aluminum storms, we can custom-make beautiful storm windows to suit one or many of your openings—maintaining character while improving comfort and efficiency.

Many historic windows don't require a full restoration to function properly again. Sometimes they simply need thoughtful repairs and maintenance to bring them back to life.

Maybe your windows have been painted shut, the sash cords have failed, the pulleys are stuck, spot glazing is needed, or previous weatherstripping installations have failed or restricted their operation. We can assess your windows and provide the repairs needed to restore proper function while preserving as much original material as possible.

Our repair services include:

• Lead-safe containment and removal practices.

• Removal, repair, or replacement of stops and parting beads.

• Light scraping and sanding to remove paint buildup that restricts proper movement.

• Replacement of failed sash cords and mechanical repairs to traditional weight systems.

• Adjustments to ensure proper meeting of sash rails.

• Repair and adjustment of window locks and hardware to ensure your windows operate as originally intended.

Does your historic or original door have 50 layers of paint hiding its story? Maybe it's showing its age, needs new weatherstripping, or the frame and jamb have seen better days.

Historic doors were built with craftsmanship, quality materials, and an attention to detail that is rarely found today. We can assess the needs of your interior or exterior historic door and carefully restore or modify it to fit your needs with respect for the original maker's intent.

Our restoration services include:

• Stripping, scraping, sanding, and surface preparation.

• Dutchman repairs, epoxy repairs, and traditional filler repairs as needed.

• Jamb, frame, and structural repairs where necessary.

• Weatherstripping and functionality improvements.

• Priming, painting, and refinishing services.

Our goal is not just to make an old door look new again, but to preserve the character, craftsmanship, and history that make it unique.