Windows & Doors in South Pasadena

South Pasadena windows and doors for craftsman and period homes: wood sash restored or matched, design review and city permits handled.

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South Pasadena is a small city of tree-lined streets and well-kept craftsman, Victorian and period revival homes. The city takes its architecture seriously, with design review for visible changes on many properties. We restore original wood windows, replace them in kind where needed and guide owners through review, so the finished house looks as it should.

Keeping original windows working

Original wood windows in South Pasadena are often made of dense old-growth lumber that, once repaired, outlasts many new products. We remove the sash, repair rot with epoxy or new wood, reglaze, replace cords and pulleys and add discreet weatherstripping. The result opens smoothly and seals well. For owners wanting more comfort or quiet, interior storm panels can be fitted without changing the exterior. We price restoration next to replacement so the choice is clear. Sash weights and pulleys are kept and cleaned.

Replacement in kind and design review

Where a window cannot be saved, we order wood units that match the original's material, proportions and grille pattern, with putty-style glazing profiles where appropriate. South Pasadena reviews many exterior changes, especially on historic properties, and we prepare photos, drawings and product data for that review. Ordering waits for approval. Interior casings, stools and aprons are matched or rebuilt, and painting is part of the job, so each room looks finished when we leave. Old sash we remove can be left with the owner on request.

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