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,

Lynchburg Historic Restoration and Building Services

How to plan historic restoration in Lynchburg, VA: assessment, Certificate of Appropriateness review, tax credits and in-kind millwork for windows, doors and stairs.

Historic Handrails and Decorative Porch Builders: A Guide

How to specify historic handrails and decorative porch railings: reading the evidence, matching era and materials, code heights, and choosing a builder.

Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Historic Windows

What the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards require for historic windows: repair first, in-kind replacement, documentation for review, and energy upgrades.

Historic Column Replacement: Choosing the Right Builder

How to decide between repairing and replacing a historic column, what to document first, which materials hold up, and what a qualified replacement builder should do.

Transom and Sidelights Restoration for Historic Entrances

How to assess, free, repair and match a historic transom and sidelights: glazing, stained glass, paint and lead safety, and when to bring in a millwork specialist.

Curved Stair Repair: Assessing, Mending and Matching

How to assess and repair a curved staircase: treads, risers, stringers and handrails, the code limits that apply, typical costs, and when to call a millwright.