Our colleague, Alison Hardy, and her window restoration team at Window Woman of New England are featured on this season of This Old House. Episode 6 includes an excellent view of what window restoration really looks like in the shop. Making an appearance with Alison’s team? The Steam Steam Stripper!
Watch it here.
You’re invited to Bagala Window Works’ Open House!
Learn how Bagala Window Works can help save your historic windows and make them more energy efficient, with options for all budgets. Two windows or 200 windows! Tour our shop with skilled craftsmen and see windows in all phases of restoration. We’ll have refreshments and answer all your questions about window restoration. Click here for more information.
Bagala Window Works attended the National Window Preservation Summit in Kentucky from July 26-28. The Summit was sponsored by the Preservation Trades Network, the Window Preservation Standards Collaborative (WPSC) and the Kentucky Heritage Council. As an advisor, Marc Bagala assisted the WPSC in planning national standards for window restoration and weatherization. Learn more about the national window standards here.
In winter and spring of 2011, Bagala Window Works partnered with Greater Portland Landmarks (GPL) for the Greater Portland Landmarks Window Preservation Trainee Program. The project combined restoration of windows atGPL’s home, the SaffordHouse, with two six week window restoration training programs at Bagala Window Works shop in Falmouth, ME. The program was capped off with three public workshops. Read more here.
