Window Restoration
Windows built before WWII are usually made of old growth wood, which is superior to modern like materials. They can look terrible and "on their last leg", but often are in really good shape underneath it all. Restoration of historic wood windows can include temporarily removing sash, stripping all paint, repairing or replacing damaged materials, rebedding and reglazing glass, and removal, with refurbishment, of stops and meeting rails. If you have windows that need attention, you can reach us at 336-675-0780 (Tom) or [email protected] to discuss how we can help.
Historic Window Sash Repair
This 140 year old window sash was heavily weathered, but with some epoxy repair, it is good to go for many more years.
This 140 year old window sash was heavily weathered, but with some epoxy repair, it is good to go for many more years.
Historic Window Repair
This 85 year old window sash had layers and layers of paint.
This 85 year old window sash had layers and layers of paint.