Historic Solutions
Historic Solutions
Historic Replacement can be a tough road to navigate. Let our products and knowledge show you the way towards your historic window or door replacement.
Our Process
Customer Lead
Restoring or preserving a historic home starts with understanding its character. When you reach out—by phone, email, or referral—we’ll begin by learning about your home’s era, goals for the project, and any architectural details that need special attention.
Project Consultation & Site Visit
We’ll schedule a site visit to carefully examine the existing windows and doors, evaluate their condition, and determine the best path forward. Our goal is to balance preservation with performance—guiding you through available products, restoration-compatible features, and local historic guidelines if applicable.
Quoting
Back at the office, we’ll create a custom quote tailored to the unique needs of your project. This may include specialty finishes, replication of historical profiles, or modified installation methods to preserve original trim. The quote will clearly outline what’s included and highlight any work that requires special handling.
Approval, Down Payment & Ordering
Once you’ve reviewed and approved the proposal, we’ll finalize the contract and place the order upon receipt of the down payment. For historic projects, timelines can vary depending on the scope and availability of custom components—but we’ll communicate updates every step of the way.
Installation
Our team takes a careful, detail-oriented approach to every historic installation. We’ll protect existing features, preserve trim where possible, and match the original look and feel with precision. We understand the trust you’re placing in us—and we treat each home accordingly.
Final Invoicing
Once the installation is complete and the final walkthrough is done, we’ll send the remaining invoice. If any finishing work or minor adjustments are needed, we’ll ensure they’re resolved before closing out the project.
Service After the Sale
We’re proud to stand behind our work—especially in homes where the history matters. Whether it’s seasonal adjustments, future upgrades, or preservation questions, we’ll be here as a trusted resource long after the job is done.