Window Woman Of New England

Always responds promptly and courteously to any question I may have. Lots of helpful advice online to assist me in restoring my 100 year old windows on my own. I look forward to the day when in person sessions are available again and will surely make the trip from Texas to attend.

Alison and the crew never dissapoint! I've used Window Woman of New England for several jobs now and will continue to do so in the future. The latest job was a custom transom window for a re-designed doorway. The window was perfect, and constructed with traditional methods and period glass. I couldn't be happier! Highly recommend!

Impeccable work from this team. Restoring those beautiful, wavy-glass, *energy efficient* antique windows makes all the difference.

Very responsive and professional! They worked with us to replace curved glass in two windows in our home. We are very pleased with the work and transparency around pricing, timeline, etc. Would highly recommend!

When you're so good at what you do. you just can't help and make everyone happy. But we try!

I stopped by the workshop to learn about my options for repairing a shattered window. I chose to get my sash repaired by the shop and the staff gave me a tutorial about how to uninstall and reinstall the sash, including reattaching weights and sash cords. I also attended a free open house where I learned how to replace cracked glass and was able to successfully complete another project independently at home. I can't thank them enough for teaching me how to restore and care for my old home.

Window Woman of New England is a great company to work with. They take pride in their work and hold themselves to high standards of quality. I wish there were more craftspeople like them to help with our old buildings!

After careful consideration, we decided to restore rather than replace our original windows during a renovation. Alison and her crew were very responsive, friendly, and and performed good work. I learned a lot about the history, mechanics, and upkeep of these windows, and am proud to have saved a part of New England history.