By ANDREE BROOKS Published: November 12, 1989 Sign In to E-Mail Print Single-Page FROM almost every source – television, radio, direct mail and print ads – homeowners are being bombarded with promotions for thermal-pane replacement windows. A homeowner with an aging house and no restrictions on exterior modifications can find all this quite tempting. The [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Champlain Valley Millworks'
TALKING: Windows; To Repair, Restore or Replace?
March 16th, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: Champlain Valley Millworks · energy efficiency · Value-Added Historic Preservation · Wanamaker Restoration · windows
Champlain Byways “Ask an Expert” about architecture
March 1st, 2011 · No Comments
Having been asked the question “What do you like about the Champlain Valley’s architecture?” I responded… …the thing I find most interesting about the buildings of the Champlain Valley, is how well represented every style and type of architecture is. From the historic high style Victorians to vernacular farmhouses, all the way through the post [...]
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Poor Old Windows!
January 30th, 2011 · No Comments
Dear friend, Cast aside…Rejected… Craving your attention as you look RIGHT THROUGH THEM! What did beautiful, old windows ever do to deserve such heartless treatment? As you read this, homeowners across America are ripping innocent, unsuspecting, character-rich, older and historic windows out of their homes; casting them aside for new models. http://www.savethewindows.org Their despair is [...]
Tags: Champlain Valley Millworks · energy efficiency · lead paint · maintenance · Value-Added Historic Preservation · Wanamaker Restoration · windows
Even more on windows from the National Trust
August 30th, 2009 · No Comments
Richard Moe talks again about efficiency and sustainability and the role of preservation. http://www.preservationnation.org/magazine/2009/september-october/presidents-note.htmlWe look forward to the results of this long term study about the energy efficiency of original windows.
Tags: Champlain Valley Millworks · Value-Added Historic Preservation · Wanamaker Restoration · windows
LinkedIn discussion, Historic Restoration and Preservation group
August 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
“How do you feel about replacing original windows in historic building with new in the name of “energy efficiency”? “Why do they call them replacement windows? Because you have to replace them in 15 years.” As an architect specializing for over 30 years in historic renovations and the “greening” of historic homes, I have never [...]
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Storm Windows & Energy Efficiency
July 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
LinkedIn Groups Group: Historic Restoration and Preservation Subject: New comment (15) on “How do you feel about replacing original windows in historic building with new in the name of “energy efficiency”?” July 1, ’09 I just talked with Andy at Green Mountain Windows and learned that on June 15 the feds changed the performance standards [...]
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How to Restore an Old Window
April 23rd, 2009 · 1 Comment
Stay tuned for a video on “How to restore and maintain old windows.”
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