One of the best ways to help preserve the history of Oklahoma is through historic grants and credits to secure funding for restoration services. Below are some of the programs we have uncovered to help you with the costs to help restore and preserve your historical...
Homeowners with historic or older homes often ask: Do wood storm windows work? The answer is yes. When properly built and installed, wood storm windows are a proven, effective solution for improving energy efficiency, protecting original windows, and extending the...
One of the most common questions homeowners ask when dealing with aging or historic windows is: How much does it cost to refurbish wooden windows? The answer depends on the window’s condition, the level of restoration required, and whether repairs are localized or...
Homeowners dealing with aging or historic windows often ask: Can rotted wood windows be repaired? In many cases, the answer is yes. Wood rot does not automatically mean a window must be replaced. When addressed correctly, rotted sections of wood windows can often be...
Window reglazing involves removing failing or cracked glazing compound, securing the glass properly, and applying fresh glazing putty to reseal the glass within the sash. This process restores weather resistance, prevents rattling, and protects the surrounding wood...
When homeowners face aging or damaged windows, one of the most common questions is: “Is it cheaper to restore or replace windows?” The short answer depends on the condition of your existing windows, your goals, and the value you place on sustainability, aesthetics,...
If you’ve got historic wood windows and someone’s told you they’re an energy sieve that needs to be ripped out and replaced with vinyl, here’s some good news backed by actual government research: a good wood storm window can get your old...
