Wood Windows

A potential client contacts us via e-mail with a photo of some of his existing windows, to give us an idea of what kind he has.

He also sends some photos of several of his wood-clad Pozzi sash he has removed himself.

Along with photos showing the primary problem at hand.

Water damage, A.K.A. Rot.
A.K.A. dry-rot,…but that is a misnomer. 99% of what most folks call dry-rot is actually wet-rot. Real dry-rot is not associated with rain directly. Thus the term “DRY-rot.”

But of course we don’t go around correcting everyone who calls it dry-rot because it would take too much time, and most folks don’t particularly appreciate being corrected. So anyway, we threw some pricing at our client and he delivered his wood windows to our warehouse/shop in Tigard.

Whereupon Mr. Jared Anderson takes it upon himself to mill some new sash components…

…and then piece them together with some of the reusable original sash components.

Note the new bottom-rail…

…interlocked here with one of the original vertical-stile components.

Jared throws in a couple pin-nails for good measure.