Window Restoration
Restoring Historic Windows to Their Original Glory
Orland P. Bassett Residence (1899). Also referred to as the “American Beauty” House. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We restored all of the windows pictured here.
We Restore Your Windows as Close as Possible to Their Original Condition
We restore all types of historic wood windows, bringing them back as close as possible to their original condition.
The Six Components of Our
Window Restoration Process
To achieve the highest standard of craftsmanship, we devote meticulous attention to each of six components of the restoration process. Click on each component for more detail.
Structural/Functional
Aesthetic
Weatherization & Condensation Reduction
Architectural Integrity
Jamb & Sill
Glass
By means of this comprehensive care, we make your original windows look stunning, operate with ease, seal tight, and preserve the architectural integrity of your historic building.
Instead of Rattling in the Wind,
We make your Windows Sing!
The Orland P. Bassett House, is listed as a U.S. Historic District Contributing Property. As such, any rehabilitation work done on this property, including our restoration of these façade-facing windows, needed to conform to the Department of the Interior’s standards.
Our Restoration Standards Are Compliant with the US Dept. of the Interior
“We couldn’t be more thrilled with the outstanding work that Oak Brothers did on the windows of our historic home in Evanston. Jeff Ediger and his team brought a level of craftsmanship and care that is increasingly rare to find these days….Jeff’s attention to detail was nothing short of remarkable. From meticulously restoring the frames to ensuring every sash moved effortlessly, his expertise and passion for his craft were evident every step of the way. What truly sets Oak Brothers apart is their respect for the historical integrity of older homes.”
-Michael Cassidy Evanston