Round & Arc Top Windows
Gepetto craftsmen have been restoring windows with half-round lights above the window or full arc keystone panes (pictured in next photo) for over 15 years. Restoration of water rot or damaged sashes, or completely new solid wood replication to fit your historic Virginia home or church. Gepetto uses a mixture of modern shop tools and hand assembly to speed the building process. Historic homes of the 18th and 19th century relied heavily on the natural light from windows as remember it was either candles or oil lamps for light after the sun had hit the horizon.
Made with Love in the Blue Ridge Gepetto Craftsmen supply plantation house, row house, and all manner of 18th and 19th centrury historic replica windows. Specifically hard to find are craftsmen skilled and trained to replicate or repair uniquely shaped round windows or upper window panes of various arc lengths.
Rounded Top Replica Historic Windows
If you are a homeowner who needs window service, it’s best to bring in a local contractor because Gepetto acually supplies local contractors. If your local contrator or handyman seems shy to work with your historic wooden windows, have them give Matthew a call and we’ll be glad to assure them of the skills or techniques they would need to have the hardware fabricated at our millwork shop, and installed by them locally. Our craftsmen are generally millwrights and while they can install windows, it’s simply not time efficient for us as most general contractors can do a good job.
Arch & Radius Arc Wooden Window Builder
Historically Accurate Round Windows
Arc top classic southern historic window builder supplying replacement windows from our Virginia shop. Built by hand to historic standards and matching solid wood mortise and tennon construction of the original windows. Whether it’s a specific wood rot, that just needs some restoration we can replace anthing from a section to the whole window. Bring in a single sash to our shop in the blue ridge and we’ll gladly restore it by hand. We have also handled large scale commercial restorations supplying as many as 900 sashes (450 windows and frames) to a single building historic restoration.
