“When we build, let us think that we build for ever.”
– John Ruskin, Seven Lamps of Architecture, 1849
Before restoration, 1850s era with changes over time to become one-over-one sash. - Bruce Township, Michigan
After, 1850s era sash, restored to original four-over-four configuration. - Bruce Township, Michigan
Traditional wood storm sash - Indianapolis
Traditional wood storm sash - Bay City
1850s era sashes awaiting restoration
1910 era, glass repair, and mechanical refresher - Bay City, Michigan
1880s, full window restoration - Utica, Michigan
Before, 1880, door restoration - Bay City, Michigan
After, 1880, door restoration - Bay City, Michigan
c. 1850 window with 4/4 sash. Fully restored. - Howell, Michigan.
c. 1850 window with 4/4 sash. Fully restored. Showing open upper sash. - Howell, Michigan.
c. 1850 window with 6/6 sash. Full restoration - Bruce Township, Michigan
c. 1930s era multi-pane arched fixed sash. Full restoration - Bay City, Michigan
c. 1910 one over one double hung window. Full restoration. - Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
c. 1890 single-hung picture window. Full restoration. - Leslie, Michigan
c. 1870s double-hung bay window. Full restoration. - Howell, Michigan.
c. 1910 double-hung window. Operational & Mechanical Service (re-rope). - Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan