The Anatomy of a Historic Window
Historic windows often look simple from a distance.
How Weather and Environment Affect Your Stained Glass (And What You Can Do About It)
Most environmental damage is preventable, or at least manageable, when you know what to look for and act on it early.
Why Historic Window Glazing Has an Angle
Good glazing isn’t meant to stand out. It quietly protects the window while preserving the crisp lines and proportions that give historic homes their character.
Restoration Glass vs. Modern Glass: Why the Right Pane Matters
A broken pane of glass may seem like a simple problem. Remove the damaged piece, cut a new one, install it, and move on. But in a historic home, the choice of glass matters.
To Repair or Replace Your Historic Windows. That is the Question.
Most homeowners do not start out wanting to replace their historic windows.
Window Repair and Glazing: What Every Historic Homeowner Should Know
Original windows are one of the most defining features of a historic home.
What Is the Carolopolis Award? Understanding Charleston’s Highest Preservation Honor
If you’ve spent any time walking Charleston’s historic districts, you’ve seen the plaques. They read “Carolopolis Award”, and they’re on some of the most carefully maintained homes and buildings in the city.
What Happens During a Stained Glass Evaluation? A Step-by-Step Guide
Most homeowners who reach out to us have never had a stained glass evaluation before and are not sure what comes next.
What Is Leaded Glass? And How Is It Different From Stained Glass?
If you’ve ever called something “stained glass” and then wondered if you had the right word for it, you’re not alone.
How Much Does Stained Glass Repair Cost?
“How much will this cost to fix?” It’s the first question most homeowners ask, and it’s a fair one.