by Gepetto Millworks | Jul 16, 2016 | Wooden Windows
Washington DC Historic Window Craftsmen Keeping your old windows and restoring them is the green thing to do. Why throw the old windows into a landfill when they could be restored and given a new life? It’s much more environmentally friendly to keep the old...
by Gepetto Millworks | Jul 5, 2016 | Wooden Windows
Historic wooden windows are repairable, upgradable, and simple to maintain, lasting significantly longer than modern replacements. Despite the availability of preservation information, many fall for the “window scheme,” replacing durable old windows with less resilient vinyl alternatives. Rochester is considering guidelines to discourage vinyl replacements, aiming to protect property character, with environmental and economic benefits. Preservationists suggest educating consumers about maintenance and restoration benefits.
by Gepetto Millworks | Jul 5, 2016 | Wooden Windows
If you choose solid wood, historically accurate windows from Gepetto in your Washington DC home you will have windows that last centuries, retain your home’s value and meet even the toughest energy-efficiency standards in the market today.
by Gepetto Millworks | Jul 2, 2016 | Architectural Millwork, Historic Restoration, Williamsburg VA
Hand Built Quality Gepetto Craftsmen will hand build your drawings using historically accurate materials or processes if requested craftsmanship that stands the test of time Solid Wood Construction Solid wood construction techniques and methods are our specialty We...
by Gepetto Millworks | Feb 24, 2016 | Architectural Millwork, Historic Restoration, Wooden Windows
Custom wooden windows restored to meet Historic Tax Credit stipulations are a specialty in the Gepetto shop. We have a steady stream of historically accurate windows passing through the shop so much that we have a dedicated window guy! If you need historic tax credits...
by Gepetto Millworks | Oct 6, 2015 | Historic Restoration, Project Spotlight, Richmond VA Woodworkers
Historic Construction that time travels back to the City of Henricus, the second successful English settlement in the New World. Explore a moment in time where 300 settlers, led by Sir Thomas Dale, departed the unhealthy environment of Jamestown with the hope of...