Historic window glass—wavy, bubbled, and full of character—tells the story of your home’s past. Learn why preserving original glass adds value, charm, and authenticity, plus what to do when panes break and how to spot the real deal.

Old-growth wood made historic windows last 100+ years—but what should you use today? This guide explains how to choose between authentic salvaged wood, Accoya, and Red Grandis for durability, sustainability, and historic accuracy in your window restoration project.

From cracked panels to missing hardware, antique doors can be brought back to life with the right tools and techniques. This guide walks through the full restoration process—from paint stripping to weatherproofing—helping you preserve your home’s original character and curb appeal.

Drafty, peeling, or stuck? Your historic windows aren’t broken—they’re waiting to be restored. Learn how to address common issues like air leaks, rotted wood, and peeling paint with smart, preservation-friendly fixes that extend their life and protect your home’s character.

Discover why restoring your historic windows is one of the smartest decisions you can make—for your home’s charm, energy efficiency, and long-term value. From preserving old-growth wood to enhancing sustainability and performance, this guide walks you through the benefits of saving your original windows instead of replacing them.