Historic Home Renovation Woodworking Supplier

As you are renovating your historic home you will find the choice presented to you to tear down one set of window trim,
doorway molding or any part that can not be immediately sourced or replaced.  Before you throw away the character
and history of your property one small piece at a time, please contact us to recreate your historic pieces with their full character.

Choosing our solid wood, fully mortise and tenon construction for your windows, doors, fireplace mantles, staircases
kitchens, entryways, closets and crown molding will ensure that the value of your home is reinforced with it’s historic character.

Authenticity drives Gepetto Craftsmanship

Historic Home Renovation Woodworking Supplier

Historic homes are often designed around an entry hall or great room. This greatroom wall hosts a lighted display of period china.  All electrical wiring is hidden and the accent lighting on the china cabinet is dimmable so that a warm glow can be kept in the stairway.

Historic Woodworking for Period Authentic Home Renovation

Historic Woodworking for Period Authentic Home Renovation

Historic Woodworking for Period Authentic Home Renovation

Historic Woodworking for Period Authentic Home Renovation

Historic Woodworking for Period Authentic Home Renovation

Historic Home Renovation Woodworking Supplier

Historic Home Renovation Woodworking Supplier

The historic architectural touches include the upper ballaster & solid wood windows,

Glaze Historic Windows to Last 50 Years for DIYers and Restorers

Preservation first workflow for historic window glazing that follows EPA lead safe rules and NPS guidance. DIY ready steps, product recommendations, and…

Millwork Shop Samples to Secure West Virginia Historic Tax Credits

Contractor ready Part 2 checklist: millwork drawings, shop samples and mockups that help secure West Virginia historic tax credits.

20% Federal + SC Historic Credit: 10% or 25% and Millwork Tips

Claim federal 20% and SC 10% or 25% credits, time your HPCA, avoid SHPO/NPS pitfalls, and document millwork correctly to secure certification.

Claim Maryland’s 20% Historic Credit With Millwork Docs That Pass MHT

Claim Maryland’s 20% historic tax credit (25% with 5% add-on). Step-by-step Part 1–3 certification, Form 502S filing rules, MHT compliance, and millwork…

Architects and Builders: When Muntin Widths Decide TDL vs SDL

Seven decision factors to choose TDL or SDL for historic projects. Learn muntin width limits, thermal tradeoffs, lifecycle costs, and practical hybrid fixes.

Contractors: Porch Column Replication Takes Weeks, Bring 5 Photos

Restoration first checklist for contractors: photos, measurements, a sample, and a shoring plan shops need to reproduce porch columns.