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Steel replacement windows
Slender profiles. Made-to-measure openings.
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New windows. Enduring character.Steel · Wood · Decorative Glass
Architectural window replacement
Tudor Historical
Windows.
New windows. The character stays.
Steel and custom wood windows, specified for your house.
Long Island · Westchester · Boston · MontclairReplacement with architectural character
A new chapter. True to the house.
Speak with our specialists · 631-801-078801 / The window options
Replacement windows.
Considered in detail.
Steel. Wood. Patterned glass. A specification shaped around your home.
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Decorative replacement windows
Diamond patterns. Individual glass details.
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Wood windows & doors
Custom profiles. Considered finishes.
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Energy-conscious replacement
Whole-window ratings. Precise fitting.
Compare glazing & performance →The house / Its architectural character
Historic homes.
Every architectural character.
The selection / Brands & custom options
Windows chosen for
the house, not the catalogue.
Custom wood. Slender steel. Options selected around your house.
Parrett Windows & Doors →
Custom window options including casement and hung configurations. Compare the selected product’s dimensions, profiles and glazing for your house.
Adams Architectural →
Custom wood windows from Adams Architectural Millwork, alongside entry doors and millwork. Confirm the product line, profiles, species and finish for your proposal.
Custom Steel Windows →
Made-to-measure steel windows are a product category, not a single manufacturer. Compare slender sightlines and custom openings; the supplier and thermal construction are confirmed in the proposal.
Product availability and specifications confirmed before ordering. No dealer affiliation implied.
Discuss brands & window optionsThe fit / A project-led selection
Your architecture.
Your window selection.
We select the most appropriate windows for each individual project, considering architectural character, measured openings, sightlines, glazing, performance requirements and budget.
First options to consider
- Tudor Revival
- Marvin, Kolbe, Hope’s
- English Cottage
- Kolbe, Loewen, Crittall
- Arts & Crafts
- Marvin, Kolbe, Loewen
- Colonial Revival
- Marvin, Pella, Kolbe
- Gothic Revival
- Kolbe, Dynamic, Custom fabrication
- Historic Steel Casements
- Hope’s, Crittall, Brombal
These are starting points, not a fixed prescription or a claim of authorized dealership. The final manufacturer, product, availability and specifications are confirmed for your project before ordering.
A study in proportion.
AI-generated architectural illustration · Not a client project or manufacturer product photograph.
The specification / Materials & methods
Architectural character.
Precise specification.
Profiles. Glass. Performance. The details that make a replacement belong.
01Frame profiles & sightlines
Compare sash and frame widths, mullion positions and glazing area. The replacement should be considered against the whole façade, with section drawings before ordering.
02Decorative & insulated glazing
Specify glass construction, diamond or divided-light patterns, texture and safety requirements. Decorative appearance and insulated-glass performance are separate specification choices.
03Custom wood assemblies
Record frame depth, sash profiles, arches and trim junctions. Confirm wood species, finish, hardware and any cladding for the selected manufacturer’s product line.
04Thermal & installation details
Review whole-window U-factor, solar heat gain coefficient and air-infiltration data where available. Thermal breaks, flashing, anchorage and perimeter insulation belong in the same discussion.
02 / The approach
A measured plan.
From choice to installation.
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Visit
Discuss replacement windows, the house and your priorities.
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Survey
Measure openings, reveal depths and existing profiles.
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Select
Agree frame material, glazing, hardware and finish.
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Install
A written removal, fitting and sealing scope.
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Care
Product-specific care and documentation at handover.
The proposal / Nothing left vague
Know the window.
Know the installation.
The window, the finish, the fitting. Agreed before ordering.
Measured opening survey
Dimensions, profiles and reveal depths.
Product & glazing selection
Frames, glass, hardware and finish.
Written replacement proposal
A defined scope and price.
Installation & handover
Fitting details and product-specific care.
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04 / Our work
Replacement, with character.
Three houses, three briefs, three written specifications — illustrated to show how a replacement is planned.
Scarsdale, NY
Specification study
Fox Meadow, Scarsdale
Thirty-three steel casements and two garden bays, specified as slender steel replacements that keep the house’s narrow sightlines and leaded character.
Montclair, NJ
Specification study
Upper Montclair
An arched oak entry, specified as a new custom wood door with hand-forged strap hinges, a speakeasy grille and a weather-sealed frame cut to the stone opening.
Scarsdale, NY
Specification study
Greenacres, Scarsdale
Four diamond-pane casements on the stair landing and front bedrooms, specified as new decorative units that keep the quarry pattern while closing out drafts.
Our commitments / What every client receives
Three promises.
On every house.
Before ordering
Everything in writing.
Frames, glass, hardware, finish and fitting are set out opening by opening. Nothing is ordered until you have agreed the proposal.
At the house
Measured, not estimated.
Every opening is surveyed for size, reveal depth and existing profile, so the new window is made for the wall it sits in.
After installation
A local office behind it.
Long Island, Westchester and Boston offices handle follow-up, adjustments and product-specific care guidance.
Questions / Before you decide
A little clarity.
Before we visit.
Can replacement windows suit a Tudor house?
Yes, with a considered specification. Compare frame sightlines, mullion spacing, diamond or divided-light patterns, finish and the relationship to the existing stone or timber surrounds.
Which window brands can we discuss?
Parrett Windows & Doors (Parret Windows), Adams Architectural and custom steel windows are options for the consultation. The exact manufacturer, product line and availability are confirmed before selection; no dealer status is implied.
What is the difference between steel and wood replacement windows?
They differ in profiles, construction, finishes and care requirements. Steel can suit slender casement compositions; custom wood can suit moulded sash and joinery details. Compare the proposed products rather than assuming all windows in a material perform alike.
How do you compare energy performance?
Ask for published whole-window ratings for the specific unit, including U-factor, solar heat gain coefficient and air infiltration where available. Glazing, frame construction and installation details all matter.
How is window replacement priced?
Dimensions, product selection, glazing, finish and installation access determine the proposal. Every house is priced per opening in a written proposal after the survey, and the scope and price are agreed before anything is ordered.
Do historic-district permissions apply to replacement?
They may. Confirm the property’s designation and proposed exterior work with the relevant local authority before proceeding. A matching pattern or material does not automatically exempt the work from review.
Field notes / The Tudor Guide
Understand what you own.
Local offices / One standard of care
Local knowledge.
For your new windows.
Long Island
info@tudorhistoricalwindows.com265 Post Ave, Westbury, NY 11590
631-801-0788Visit the Long Island page →Westchester25 Spencer Place, Scarsdale, NY 10583
914-543-9667Visit the Westchester page →Boston20 City Square, Charlestown, MA 02129
857-336-1153Visit the Boston page →New windows.
Your house, still itself.
Start with a home visit and a measured replacement proposal.