TRADITIONAL & PERIOD WINDOW PRODUCTS

For more than 70 years, Quaker Windows & Doors has been providing "The Right Solution" to the Historic Renovation market. As one of a select few companies that manufacture wood, vinyl and aluminum window and door solutions, Quaker offers that unique blend of design, quality and craftsmanship that make us an ideal partner when you have a Historic Renovation project. With state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Freeburg & Eldon, Missouri, Quaker works closely with historical consultants, The National Parks Service (NPS), architects and building owners in order to preserve the historical aesthetic of buildings, while staying true to our foundation.. to provide the highest quality products, service and support that we are proud to call the Quaker Difference.

Jim Illingworth Millwork, LLC's custom mill shop produces architectural, historical, and traditional millwork with over 5000 knives dating back to 1892 to match existing profiles on windows, doors and moldings. We custom build historic reproduction wood windows, storms and screens as well as wood doors and moldings. Our products are handcrafted using mortise and tenon joint construction, the same way our forefathers did a century ago. Our focus is on restoring old traditional houses and historical buildings and meeting our customer's needs. We work with architects, builders, designers, contractors and homeowners. At Jim Illingworth Millwork, LLC, no job is too small or too big for our custom mill shop. We take great pride in carrying on centuries old craftsmanship in modern living.

Allied Window, Inc.'s unique line of interior and exterior custom "invisible" storm windows address energy loss, sound and UV reduction, aesthetics and sash protection in the residential, industrial and commercial markets. Our capabilities in the historic area are unmatched in the industry. We can provide narrow line windows of any shape, size or color that seem to "disappear" into the window opening. Whether you are a professional in the field or a homeowner, our abilities allow us to address your needs from conventional to extraordinary. We work with you to develop a system to address the needs of your single glazed windows. View our Product Selection Guide to determine the best Allied Window storm window models to use with your wood, steel or aluminum windows. 

For almost nine decades and three generations, Ball and Ball has been producing the finest quality Hardware and Lighting for homes across the country. The Ball family heritage of metal working dates back to pre-1700’s England. Today we take the same pride in the craftsmanship of our products. The high standards set by our forefathers have been the ideal toward which we strive, not only in our shop, but also in our relationships with our customers. We are committed to the principles upon which Ball and Ball was founded in 1932: "Our only desire is that whatever we shall make be of the highest quality and character humanly possible to produce and that our customers shall receive every service at our command". We also do custom work. We can make, match, copy, repair and restore any kind of antique hardware. If you are finding us for the first time, let us show you why we have been around since 1932.

The Architectural Resource Center designs and manufactures the finest traditional window and door hardware available. We are a wholesale house catering to manufacturers, architects, builders and designers. With facilities in both the US and Europe, we supply standard and custom hardware to window manufacturers and architects working on some of the most impressive structures in the world. ARC gives you options you won’t find elsewhere. We don't limit your choices to the same hardware that is available everywhere else. Our customers often ask us to duplicate existing hardware We make sure that we can tailor our solution to your specific needs . After 29 years in this business, we have developed a reputation as the experts when it comes to traditional hardware. We love to share what we know. Ask us how Architectural Resource Center can solve your hardware problem.

For over 125 years, Pullman Manufacturing Corporation window sash balances have been the standard for double hung wood window restorations and replacements. Pullman window sash balances are the preferred solution for new and existing double-hung wood window installations and for historic renovations and restorations where the original look of the windows must be preserved. An added benefit is the ability to insulate the old lead sash weight pockets during installation when the sash is removed. Pullman replacement sash balances are the easiest way to replace sash springs or original double-hung window sash weights, chains and pulleys. Installation can be completed without removing the window sash via a mounted bracket on top of the sash. Pullman replacement sash balances are available for window sash weights between 5 and 105 pounds. To determine window sash weight, place any ordinary household or bathroom scale on the sill and lower the sash until its full weight is recorded.

Welcome to Restoration Sash & Door. We build custom wood windows and doors. We combine the best materials with traditional methods, so you may enjoy your product for decades to come.We are big enough to handle just about any job you have, but small enough to treat you like we truly value the relationship... because we do! Building a traditional window or door does not require magic. It requires attention to the details gathered up over a century ago and a respect for all that has been learned along the way. Much of our equipment might well have been in your grandfather's sash shop. Yes, we have some impressive modern machines, but my heart is with the old ones. They are heavy, they are simple and they are reliable. Contact Restoration Sash & Door today for a free quote.

For more than 30 years Architectural Components Inc. has specialized in building reproduction and custom wood windows, sash, doors, doorways, and architectural woodwork for hundreds of residential, commercial and institutional restoration and reproduction projects throughout the Northeast and Mid Atlantic. In addition to museum-quality reproductions, we also make energy-efficient true divided-light windows with insulated glass and muntins as narrow as 7/8-inch. Blending traditional detailing and joinery with modern technology, our 18th, 19th and early 20th century windows, doors and doorways have been approved by numerous historic commissions.