Location · Brooklyn
Historic windows and doors in Brooklyn.
Our Brooklyn office serves the brownstone and row-house neighbourhoods across the borough. Surveys, drawings and Commission submissions are prepared here.
Office
315 7th Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Approvals
NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
Reply
Within one business day

What we do in Brooklyn
Five services, one survey.
- 01
Window restoration
Repair of original sash, frames and weights wherever they are sound.
- 02
Wood window replacement
New wood or clad-wood sash made to match historic profiles.
- 03
Steel and bronze windows
Slim-profile casements and studio windows.
- 04
Entry and areaway doors
Paneled doors, transoms and ironwork-compatible frames.
- 05
Approval drawings
Measured surveys, elevations and permit applications.
How to begin
Three steps.
- 01
Call or send the form
We reply within one business day to arrange a time.
- 02
Survey at the house
We measure and photograph every opening and note its condition.
- 03
Written proposal
Drawings, a fixed price and a schedule, in plain language.
Neighbourhoods we serve
- Brooklyn Heights
- Cobble Hill
- Carroll Gardens
- Boerum Hill
- Park Slope
- Fort Greene
- Clinton Hill
A Brooklyn client
“They handled the Commission application and matched our parlour-floor windows exactly. Clear schedule, tidy crew.”
Kolbe
Windows & Doors
Caoba
Windows
Secco
Sistemi · Steel Windows
Reynaers
Aluminium
Common questions
About Brooklyn.
Is my Brooklyn house in a historic district?
Brooklyn has many designated districts, including Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope and Fort Greene. We check your address before the survey.
Do you handle the Commission permit?
Yes. We prepare the drawings and the application for the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Where do you meet clients?
At your house for the survey, or at our office on 7th Avenue in Park Slope by appointment.
Request a survey
Start in Brooklyn.
Townhouse Windows & Doors Brooklyn
315 7th Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Surveys by appointment.
Helpful to have
- The house address
- Phone photographs of the windows
- Any earlier permits or letters