
Ravenswood
Want new windows in Ravenswood that still look like they belong? That's a planning conversation.
Free, no-obligation estimate · Mon–Fri 7am–9pm CST
Ravenswood has a lot of older frame houses, workers' cottages and early-century homes where the windows are part of the character of the block. Dropping in a flat modern unit with the wrong proportions is visible from the sidewalk, and people here notice.
So the conversation is different. Before we talk about material or glass, we talk about sash proportion, grille pattern, frame depth and how the window sits in the wall.
Exact historic reproduction is available and expensive. For most homes there is a sensible middle: matching the divided-light pattern, keeping the sash proportions close, and choosing an exterior colour that reads correctly.
We will show you where the money actually changes the appearance and where it does not, so you can spend it on the part that shows from the street.

Getting the upper-to-lower balance right is what makes a replacement look correct.
Patterns can be carried over so the front of the house stays consistent.
Deep openings in older frame houses need the trim detail planned, not improvised.
Describe what is happening with your windows and we will tell you what we think it needs. Free, no obligation.
Mon–Fri 8am–10pm EST / 7am–9pm CST · Sat 10am–4pm EST / 9am–3pm CST
Outside those hours? See how to get a free estimate
Yes, if the proportions and grille pattern are planned. That is most of the work.
Some Chicago blocks are. If yours is, there are rules about exterior appearance — check before ordering anything.
Grille patterns and colour choices add modestly. Full historic reproduction adds a great deal. We will explain the difference.

