MY PROMISE
I’ll only work with the best materials that have been proven, in the field, for over 100 years. A few of our partners… click to learn more
Accurate machine METAL weatherstipping
Graduated from Bob Yapp’s Belvedere School of Restoration.
Member of the Window Preservation Alliance
Member of the National Association of Window Restoration Specialists
The Case for Restoration
We live in a disposable society. Buy cheap and replace. This has also applied to the window business. Window replacements have been so hyped that many don’t realize that old windows CAN be restored. The beauty and strength of old growth wood can’t be surpassed and any window made with it CAN be restored!
BENEFITS OF RESTORING VS. BUYING REPLACEMENT WINDOWS:
It’s less expensive to restore than to install new or replacement windows! If your wood windows are restored correctly and you add a good fitting storm window, they are as energy efficient as any new replacement window.
Restored windows can last hundreds of years (as opposed to 15 years for replacement windows)
The glass has an Artesian quality. Did you know that the glass in old windows was hand blown and rolled? You’ll never see this type of glass again, unless you pay a premium. Old wavy glass in wooden windows has become so popular that people go out of their way to have it installeded when remodeling.
You’re saving a boatload of money in the long run and passing that savings on to whomever buys or occupies your home in the future
The energy of old growth wood is healthier for you and your family as opposed to synthetic vinyl
You’re reducing landfill waste!
Why throw away a perfectly good window or door? We offer:
Wood Window Restoration
Tune ups. We will rerope or rechain your windows back to functionality.
Weatherstipping
The Pittsburgh area is an extensive museum of craftsmanship and materials that are cost prohibitive to reproduce these days. Restoring and Maintaining wood windows has never been easier. Don’t need a full restoration? We offer a tune up that includes roping or chaining your old sashes, new weatherstripping, alighning your sash locks and getting the window to open and close easily.