I had 100 year old doors and trim and locks stripped by the stripping workshop on ny ave. gorgeous. Very expensive. They closed but equipment bought by Chem Strip. Restoring the old I found to be more expensive than new. About double depending on condition. Windows sometimes need to be partially rebuilt if water damage.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know of companies that will sand interior doors to the wood, repaint and restore the locking mechanism?

Also interested in restoring our wood windows.


Anyone have an idea of cost per window.

http://www.thecraftsmengroup.com/windows.html

They restored our windows; it looks as though they build new doors, don't know if they restore them.

It cost about as much as new windows, but the final product was better, and the old ones didn't end up in a landfill.

I mean the trim around the windows.

Buy new windows, fiberglass is the best

Anonymous wrote:Not a great idea to ever sand old windows and doors due to the lead paint issue. Just something to think about.

I'm a NP, but I also want to do this. The paint is old and lumpy, so I'd really like to make them nice again- any ideas?

Not a great idea to ever sand old windows and doors due to the lead paint issue. Just something to think about.

Anyone know of companies that will sand interior doors to the wood, repaint and restore the locking mechanism?

Also interested in restoring our wood windows.


Anyone have an idea of cost per window.