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From acoustical applications and historic replication, to wind, rain and impact resistance, St. Cloud Window, Inc. specializes in challenging, multi-faceted projects. Our focused expertise allows us the flexibility to successfully undertake complex, specialized projects regardless of size. Whether it's just a few windows or a towering highrise, we can bring your vision to life. St. Cloud Window's emergence as an industry leader can be traced to our unswerving commitment to quality. This key principle has guided every aspect of our operations since 1952, from research and development, to production and customer service. But the greatest evidence of this commitment is reflected in the St. Cloud Window projects themselves, in thousands of buildings across the nation. Every one is a testament to innovation, performance and value -- as well as satisfied customers.

VoidSpan Technologies, LLC was created in 2011 by a team of engineers, scientists, preservation practitioners to offer unique, dependable and practical solutions to the frontier of conservation and preservation challenges. VoidSpan Pozzolan-Lime products provide high breathability and tenacious bond with low to moderate compressive strength, and our restoration grouts have the lowest water demand and the lowest shrinkage in the industry. When extended with our unique, vacuum saturated expanded shale aggregate, our gravity feed grout creates an ultra-low shrinkage, self-consolidating pozzolan-lime concrete. John Wathne, VoidSpan’s founder, has been a structural engineer in the field of historic preservation for over 30 years, and has a longstanding appreciation of the need for a line of products like VoidSpan offers, having invented many of our components himself. We are excited to share our technologies with fellow practitioners and design professionals.

Barton Ross & Partners, LLC is a full-service, award-winning architecture, planning and historic resources consulting firm. The multidisciplinary practice specializes in the contextual design, adaptive reuse, and expert restoration of historic buildings in the Mid-Atlantic Region. BRPA contributes countless hours of pro bono services and community service as part of our commitment to protecting our irreplaceable historic properties.Historic buildings often have unique designs, softer materials, and antiquated construction methods which may not be familiar or recognizable to an architect or builder who does not specialize in historic preservation. Hiring a preservation professional will improve quality standards, save time and money, and help protect the design integrity of your historic property.

Located in Washington, DC, Page Conservation, Inc. has provided the highest quality, professional conservation services for painted works of art for over two decades. Among our clients are many federal and state agencies, public and private museums, universities, churches, and individuals. Page Conservation has operated in the uniquely competitive and active Washington, DC area since 1982 and was incorporated in 1988. The company is very proud of its ability to work not only with individuals, but also with governmental and institutional entities, to achieve results of the highest quality in a timely manner. Our major past projects document a long line of successful and important undertakings for the most important agencies and institutions in the area. Our firm's backbone is its skilled senior staff, which offers a superior level of maturity, judgment, and administrative capability. We invite you to learn more about us, as well as painting conservation, by visiting our website. When you're ready to go a step further, please contact us. We stand ready to answer questions and provide the painting conservation services you may require.

Does your older house qualify as an Historic-Cultural Monument? It may! Charles J. FIsher, Historian has discovered many a diamond in the rough. You may be surprised to discover that you own a truly historic property. Is a precious landmark near you threatened with demolition or development? You or your community organization may be able to protect it, even if you don't own the property. History belongs to all of the citizens of Los Angeles, and anyone can nominate a property as an Historic-Cultural Monument. Even if the property does not receive Historic-Cultural Landmark status, it will be protected for a few precious months while preservation strategies can be prepared. Charlie assists the discriminating vintage home owner with matters relating to Historic-Cultural Monument Application, Mills Act Application, creating your own Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, chain of title research, historic building permits, and all other historic preservation efforts. For more information about Charlie, read his curriculum vitae. Charlie has written and/or researched and advocated numerous successful nominations. Find his full list here.

Raynal Studios is a fully accredited, family owned and operated, full service studio. Our primary focus is the professional restoration of historically significant stained glass windows and their settings. Every stained glass window that is restored or produced by our studio is of the very best quality, whether it is a fully restored $500,000.00 Tiffany Studios window, or a new, simple diamond light window Since its founding in 1991, Raynal Studios has flourished with a client base of churches and institutes desiring not the lowest price, but the best quality. Raynal Studios’ involvement with high profile restoration projects (Princeton University Chapel, Painted Fired glass for the Smithsonian Institute, Repair of Stained Glass in the Reading Room of the Library of Congress, etc.) has given our studio the experience necessary for the successful completion of any stained glass project, no matter how large or small it may be.

Williamsburg Blacksmiths have forged reproductions of early American wrought iron hardware in Williamsburg for three generations. For those who appreciate authentic reproductions, simple colonial designs and traditional early American wrought iron, visit our store to see the door, cabinet and shutter hardware made by our blacksmiths today in the renovated forge of the original smithies. Williamsburg Blacksmiths make a full line of restoration hardware (door handles, door hinges, locks, door knockers, cabinet hinges, latches, cabinet and drawer pulls, shutter hardware, bath and kitchen accessories). We also offer custom finishes (hammered, beeswax and rust brown) and custom work. In the spirit of cooperation, we are delighted to display a collection of fire tools, exterior and interior lights, weather vanes and home accessories for your home crafted by other talented metalsmiths.

Historic Doors designs and fabricates custom wood doors and entryways in our Kempton, Pennsylvania shop. Our doors grace the openings of universities, churches, and homes throughout the country. Properly detailed and proportioned, they are created for both aesthetics and delight. Each custom project is engineered for function and longevity. We collaborate directly with homeowners and architects to find solutions for wooden doorways that will enhance their context. Projects range from single to multiple openings. In addition to providing doors for new construction, we can match existing doors for restoration projects. We believe an entryway is the centerpiece of a building and can be considered the keynote of its design. Historic Doors was honored to receive a Special Award for Craftsmanship in 2016 from Traditional Building Magazine.

NIKO Contracting, Inc. has been providing quality craftsmanship in roofing and architectural sheet metal nationwide since 1974. In addition to renovating and restoring historic landmark buildings we are also full service roofing contractors. We specialize in projects where roofing and architectural sheet metal work comprise the majority of the work, but often include extensive structural carpentry, steel repair, masonry repair, siding work, painting, and cleaning. Our work often comprises the entire exterior envelope of a structure. Most of the work and fabrication is performed in-house using our own resources. This ensures our customers the highest degree of quality control and cost effectiveness. Our specialties include roofing, metal siding, custom fabrication of all types of architectural sheet metal and ornamentation, exterior restoration, pressed metal ceilings and chemically induced patination of copper.

Innerglass windows are "The Perfect Storm" for insulating historic homes and buildings. The standards that define a "historic" home or building are very specific. The original window units are part of the building’s historic integrity and replacement of these windows is strongly discouraged. The guidelines specifically say, "If the original windows are in place, repair and retrofit of these windows is preferred." That’s where Innerglass comes in. Because our windows compression-fit inside of the stops of the primary window, there is no need to disturb the integrity of the original windows. And because each of our windows are custom made to fit the exact measurements of each window, they are extremely efficient for windows that are no longer square, which is very often the case with historic homes and buildings.