For the opening.
And the home around it.
From a rowhouse window to a neighborhood entrance, the building context matters.
Start with
the right details.
For a Brooklyn project, show how the opening connects to the room and facade. Existing frame condition, rear access and surrounding finishes can be just as important as the size of the glass.
For a rowhouse or brownstone, include photos from inside and outside where safely possible. Tell us about access through the home, exterior appearance requirements and any constraints around rear openings.
Before a Brooklyn project.
Can I discuss one window rather than a full replacement project?
Yes. Describe the specific window, glass or hardware concern and share photos. The condition of the individual opening guides the discussion.
What helps with a rear window or garden door project?
Include the opening, surrounding wall and the route to the work area. Explain any access limitations before the scope is developed.
A better opening
starts here.
Show us the space.
We’ll talk through the details.