Paul was hired to put "invisible" storm windows on this early 1800's gothic style stone church. (Work completed, check-back for after pictures.)

On this project, an opening was made within this exterior wall to provide a french door and transom off the dining room.

French door and transom installed.

New french door and transom.

New windows in early 1800's stone farmhouse.

BEFORE - a Victorian era window in a early 1800's stone farmhouse.

AFTER - new 6 over 6 window is more appropriate for house.

Custom built door for early 1800's stone farm house.

Paul hand-built frames and sash to ensure historical accuracy in this early 1800's stone farmhouse.

New window installed in bathroom.

All new windows in new addition featuring a sunroom.

Example of new window in new, updated dormer on left, compared to old dormer and old window on right.

New door with new exterior trim.

New addition constructed on the right as shown, all new windows designed to blend with historic house.

Closeup of new window within new dormer on addition to historic house.

Details of window framing and trim on interior showing wainscotting on walls.

Addition trim details on interior door and window.

Another view of addition showing new windows within dormers.

Interior view of new window within dormer, during constuction.

Small one-story addition to the left of this house included new windows. On street, side, the windows looked real, but inside was a solid wall.