Send us a message through the form and share a few details about your windows (address, approximate count, and what’s not working). Photos are always helpful. We’ll follow up to schedule an on-site assessment or talk through next steps and timing.

We focus on preserving and repairing historic wood windows whenever restoration is the best option. If a window is beyond practical repair, we’ll explain why and help you understand replacement or replication options—without pushing unnecessary work.

Every project is priced based on window condition and the scope of work—repairs, glazing, paint prep, weatherstripping, hardware, and any wood epoxy or part replacement. After we assess your windows, we’ll provide a clear, written scope and estimate.

Yes—most of our work is done in occupied homes. We set expectations up front, protect surrounding areas, and keep the site tidy. We can often work window-by-window to minimize disruption and keep your home secure and weather-tight.

Timing depends on the number of windows and their condition. Small repairs may be completed quickly, while full restorations can take longer, especially if custom millwork is needed. We’ll outline a realistic schedule once we’ve seen the project.

If you can, include photos of the interior and exterior of each window type, close-ups of any rot or failed glazing, and notes about sticking sashes, drafts, broken cords, or missing hardware. A rough window count and your location helps us plan the next step.