Arch Weathers Historic SashWorks, LLC

10/30/2021

01/13/2021

One of three exterior doors fabricated and installed by AWHSW as part of an LCHIP project. Andy Roeper of Winn Mountain Restorations did an extraordinary job of restoring the 40 plus double hung windows as part of the overall project.

01/13/2021

The Sapele used in fabricating this 38 x 39 single pane lower is durable and rot-resistant and has become a popular alternative to genuine Mahogany.

01/13/2021

A classic look to one of Lake Sunapee's turn-of-the-century cottages. The diamond grid pattern of the muntins came into popularity as a means of minimizing the effect of rain, ice and snow.

01/13/2021

One of many lovely Victorian homes with turret windows being restored by AWHSW.

01/10/2021

Stripped and sanded with weathered cracks filled with Abatron.

01/10/2021

01/10/2021

Successful removal - only 12 more to go then dissassembly for repairs. That's 56 pieces to keep in order through various stages of restoration.

01/10/2021

Steaming the sash helps soften the glazing material in preparation for glass removal. Someone used caulking compound to bed the glass. The elastic nature of the caulk made the removal difficult as seen in the video. Patience while applying pressure equally on the undersides of the rebate areas combined with gentle rocking motions usually does the trick.

01/10/2021

A restoration project in Nashua including 7 turret windows from a beautiful Victorian-era home. Each sash was labeled, blanketed, wrapped in foam, then shrink-wrapped for transporting. Needless to say removing the glass is NOT for faint of heart - replacement cost from Flickinger in Brooklyn NY, including handling and freight is approx. $1,000!

12/06/2020

Classic Victorian era Concord home with Edwardian-style windows restored by AWHSW with the added protection of custom wood storms.

12/06/2020

A vintage lakeside cottage with original diamond muntin casements