posted by David Shepard on June 16, 2020 in Dayton Projects Project Scope Type: Home/Residence Industry: Retail Location: Springboro, OH Age of Structure: 1978 Area of Structure Involved: Dining Room Window Materials Used: Wood, stained from the factory, Early AmericanBeforeAfterThis Springboro, Ohio homeowner wanted to open up their living space. Their existing window was a 3 wide double-hung that obstructed natural light and their sight of the backyard. This customer's home incorporates many wood pieces, especially in the dining area. Our team matched the interior stain color to the rest of the home's wood. The Early American stain applied at the Pella factory ended up matching perfectly. The results were truly amazing. The large, fixed window opened up the space, allowing for more light to come into the entire room. Now, the family can look out at the backyard and enjoy the sunlight all from the comfort of their dining area. Back to All ProjectsProducts Used In This Project Wood Windows Related Projects June 13, 2022 in Projects $3M Austin Home Adds Fiberglass Windows Throughout December 03, 2021 in Projects 184 Fiberglass Windows Added to Georgetown Senior Housing Construction February 20, 2018 in Projects 1980s Tulsa Home Replacement Windows