Window Restoration Supply

11/01/2022

Since windows and doors can account for up to 25% of total energy loss in a house - stopping these losses can really add up! Metal interlocking weatherstrip is the BEST option!

08/23/2022

We've got a workshop coming up right here in our shop! It might be perfect for YOU -

Proper weatherstripping is a critical component to improving the energy efficiency of wood windows and saving them from the landfill. This two-part workshop will focus on how Accurate Machine Made weatherstrip is made and produced by hand in the shop in Maine. The second part of the workshop will di...

08/19/2022

👉Does your work involve historic preservation?
👉Are you a project manager or contractor for building restoration projects?
👉Do you need to prepare budgets or review bids involving projects on older buildings?
👉Are you interested in learning more about historic preservation practices and standards?

The Window Preservation Alliance's Annual Meeting features two full days of workshops,

08/11/2022

W👀W what a great line up of workshops and speakers we have - experts from all over the country will be joining us for this year's conference - check it out!

A resource for owners of original and historic windows, the craftspeople who restore them, and the suppliers of sash cord, weather stripping, glazing putty, storm windows, etc

08/02/2022

Summer is the perfect time to install weatherstripping! It's a comfortable time of year to work outside and you can start reaping some of the benefits by keeping your cool air inside!

A typical household spends $2,000 or more per year on their home energy bills. Much of that money may be wasted if it leaks out through gaps in wooden sash windows and doors. You can save an average of 7.5% on your fuel bills by fixing air leaks with weatherstripping. On average, weatherstripping pa...

07/26/2022

Looking for some special preservation and salvage items for an old place? Or have some you'd like to get to a new home? Support this great fundraiser and shop at the same time!

The Window Preservation Alliance's 6th Annual Conference will be held in Westbrook, Maine this year, hosted by Bagala Window Works. Our Conference includes more than 100 auction items relating to upcycled window and door parts, salvaged doors and windows, restoration tools, Maine-related items, and....

07/05/2022

👉Tradespeople👉Architects & Designers👉Consultants👉Policy Makers👉Historic Preservation Organizations
The WPA Conference features two full days of workshops, "shop talk with the pros", and panel discussion sessions. This event is open to members and non-members - so if you work in the restoration trades or are a preservation consultant or organization - this conference if for YOU! Learn more:

The Window Preservation Alliance's Annual Meeting features two full days of workshops,

06/29/2022

♻️💲On average, weatherstripping pays for itself in 1 – 3 years.💲♻️

06/21/2022

Join Us! If you are a professional window restorer, come learn from the best in window restoration at the WPA's Annual Conference:

A resource for owners of original and historic windows, the craftspeople who restore them, and the suppliers of sash cord, weather stripping, glazing putty, storm windows, etc

04/26/2022

A typical household spends $2,000 or more per year on their home energy bills. You can save as much as 10% of that cost by sealing air leaks in wooden sash windows and doors. Further, you will be doing something good for the planet and preservation in America. Check out our LATEST BLOG for more:

A typical household spends $2,000 or more per year on their home energy bills. Much of that money may be wasted if it leaks out through gaps in wooden sash windows and doors. You can save an average of 7.5% on your fuel bills by fixing air leaks with weatherstripping. On average, weatherstripping pa...

04/22/2022

🌎Happy Earth Day!🌍
Historic preservation and sustainability are natural partners. Preservation of historic buildings (and their components like wood windows) reduces resource and material consumption, puts less waste in landfills, and consumes less energy than demolishing buildings and constructing new ones.