Stained glass windows are made with lead caming and steel and are designed to be sturdy. However, like all windows, they're not indestructible and are still subject to damage caused by the elements. Such, unfortunately, was the case for the Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church, creating an immediate need for stained...
Stained glass is most commonly seen in churches, but it also became a popular choice for historical buildings in the early 1900s. This was because features like stained glass transom windows and signs were common in banks and restaurants. Most stained glass windows from this era are in dire need of...
We're excited to announce the successful completion of our church stained glass project in Pennsylvania. St. Edward's Church sought out to find a studio to create a memorial stained glass piece in order to honor their late pastor. They wanted a large commemorative piece to replace the window in their...
Stained glass is one of those long-lasting materials that can be passed down through several generations. Stained glass produced in the twentieth century will typically survive 80-100 years before the lead begins to break and jeopardize the window's survival. However, as a stained glass owner, there are certain things you...
The belief that stained glass windows are fragile is a common misconception. In reality, stained glass windows are quite sturdy. Not only are they held together by durable materials like cement and lead caming, but there's a tremendous amount of thought and consideration that goes into their design. There are...
Texas is known for its plethora of churches made in the late 19th and early 20th century. In fact, there are tours all over this lovely state of ours in which you can go visit some of the best-preserved “painted churches” we have to offer. One element of these churches...
Does your congregation have stained glass that you believe has reached the end of its life? Well, it is important for you to know that when church stained glass gets around 80 years old, it usually it is time for restoration, thorough repairs but the damage is by no means irreparable....
Have you noticed some considerable damage to your Fort Worth church stained glass? You may think your stained glass is beyond repair if you see missing glass pieces, cracked glass, disintegrating lead, warped shaping, etc. While in some cases replacement is more cost-effective than restoration, there are some severe cases...
If your church committee is thinking about making some renovations to your church, one option that you should consider is adding contemporary stained glass windows. Contemporary stained glass windows provide Fort Worth churches with a way to create a modern, contemporary look while also continuing a timeless tradition. Many churches are...
Stained glass plays such a crucial role both historically as well as in offering inspiration for clergy and congregation members. While stained glass restoration is required every 75 to 100 years, finding ways to maintain the condition of your priceless windows can definitely extend the time period between restorations while...
