We believe that everything is fixable! Especially historic windows that were made to be repaired. No matter the damage, our team of craftspeople is committed to achieving the best outcome possible, whether that means a new coat of paint or a full rebuild. 

We rehabilitate historic doors and windows by restoring the functionality and beauty of these pieces. Our typical process for windows includes old paint and glaze removal, wood repairs, glazing with new putty, refinishing, and cleaning glass. We offer flexible restoration options to fit the needs of your budget and your windows. For doors, we strip all old finishes down to bare wood and refinish to client requests. In this process we also remove and restore the hardware on your historic pieces. 

We offer several tune-up services, including reroping and rechaining, hardware repair, spot glazing, and restoring functionality. We also encourage you to visit the Window Preservation Alliance’s Reference Library to find resources on how to repair windows yourself! You can find several articles at https://www.windowpreservationalliance.org/resources-articles-wpa.

Although timelines vary significantly due to scope of work and other factors, one can typically expect a 6-8 week wait for sets of multiple windows and a 1-4 week wait for doors. 

Our current waitlist ranges from 6-9 months from the time a contract is signed to the start of work. To reserve your spot, please fill out our consultation form and we will reach out to schedule a quote!

It is difficult to give an exact price range; because historic pieces have a wide range of needs, we tailor our approach based on several factors. However, for typical restoration work on a single one over one lite window, our quotes typically start at $2,000. For storm windows, depending on size and quantity, you can expect to pay on average $850-$1,200 per opening. Our prices for single front door exterior work often sits around $2,500 - $4,000. 

While we have the means and experience to eliminate light mold, we recommend contacting a more specialized company for full remediation. We also do not have the resources to exterminate any kind of pest. We are happy to fix any damage after these problems are resolved!

We offer both stained and painted finishes. For stained finishes we prefer to use tung oil products in conjunction with Old Masters stains. We also use both linseed oil and modern latex paint. We prefer to source our linseed oil paints from Brouns & Co and our modern paints from Benjamin Moore. With so many colors and manufacturers, we are always open to ordering custom mixed modern paint colors or using your preferred paint brand. 

Item descriptionWe try to use salvaged historic wavy glass as much as possible. We will also source replica wavy, custom plate, textured, safety or other specialty glass to fit the needs of our clients. 

All materials naturally degrade over time. Depending on the finish you choose, we recommend routine maintenance yearly to every few years. Our tung oil projects need a recoat every year and our latex paint products have a life of easily 5-8 years. Linseed oil paint also needs a fresh coat of oil typically after 3-10+ years. Maintenance does not mean full restoration though! We charge an hourly rate for recoats, which typically only take a few hours.