Wood Windows

The historic Drake House that carries the distinction of being the first home in Portland to have electric heat.

Remodeled by Neil Kelly in 2003 for one of the descendants of the original Drake family.

We were employed by Neil Kelly to take care of the doors and the windows.

We installed a new Marvin Window Assembly in the kitchen window that had been water damaged and replaced with a single pane piece of glass years ago. That portion of this project is featured in the “wood window installation” portion of this portfolio, if you’re interested.

Jesse Cartarelli is busy replacing the sash cords for these original wood double-hung windows.

If you’re wondering why the first photo shows the house and roofing to be a different color than the rest of the photos, it’s because that is actually an “after-shot.”

But it was such a nice shot of the house (I think), that I couldn’t resist using it as my “first impression” photo.
Nate Valazuez showing his disarming charm for the photo op.

Joseph Minden displaying his skewed view of things from the window he’s running through our 10-step diagnostic tune-up system after replacing the muffler bearings.

We also hung & weatherstripped several sets of back facing double-entry doors & one single-entry exterior door on this house, which is featured in the “door-installation” portion of our portfolio under the same project number.