Historic Window Restoration Philadelphia, Delaware Valley, Historic Door Philadelphia, Delaware Valley

SERVING GREATER PHILADELPHIA SINCE 2010

Restoring & Preserving Historic Buildings with Superior Craftsmanship

WMG Historic Restoration provides top-quality historic window and door restoration services in and around the Delaware Valley. As a bonded, licensed, and insured historic restoration company, we deliver a high level of service — with an unparalleled commitment to quality, efficiency, and integrity.

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Historic Restoration Services

Armed with the specialized preservation carpentry skills and experience of one of the best local restoration companies, we deliver a range of services to repair, restore, preserve, salvage, and fabricate interior and exterior historic building components.

Window Restoration
From wood window repairs and metal window sash restorations to energy-efficient upgrades, our historic window restoration and repair services help rebuild historic properties.
Door Restoration
Our historic door restoration and repair services refurbish doors and frames as part of a long-term investment in historic building restoration efforts.
Preservation Carpentry & Millwork
In providing premium preservation carpentry techniques to repair and fabricate custom millwork, we help salvage the material integrity and historic character of local buildings.

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At WMG Historic Restoration, we have been restoring and preserving some of the Delaware Valley’s most historically-significant buildings for more than 10 years.

We offer full-service historic restoration services for commercial and institutional projects that include libraries, churches, colleges, hospitals, and more. From historic window replacements and epoxy repairs to period hardware restoration and metal door rehabilitation, our range of services support local interests in architectural conservation and historic preservation.

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Michael has done an excellent job of restoring the windows in our Quaker Meeting House in Trenton NJ. The Meeting House was built in 1739 and he has restored the windows to like [as good as] new condition and has added weather stripping and interior storm windows, and we are very happy with his work.