POSTED ON November 07, 2022 in Philadelphia Projects Project Scope Type: Home/Residence Industry: Trade Location: West Chester, PA Age of Structure: Originally built in 1900 Area of Structure Involved: Entire House Window Materials Used: WoodBeforeAfterWe helped transform the Uriah V. Pennypacker House in West Chester, PA, which was was originally built in 1900. It was ready for a complete remodel.Our sales representative, Matt Eltringham, worked closely with Suzanna Amrich of Archer and Buchanan Architects and Mike McComsey from McComsey Builders to replace all of the windows and doors in this brick home with new Pella Reserve wood-clad double-hung windows with Monroe exterior trim.This project was presented to the Chester County Historic Review Board to make the case for using aluminum-clad windows versus wood windows. The updates were approved, and the remodel was awarded the West Chester Historic Preservation Award. The approval and award are a testament to the authentically historic look that our Reserve windows and door provide. Back to All ProjectsProducts Used In This Project Double-Hung Windows Wood Windows Related Projects February 20, 2018 in Projects 1980s Tulsa Home Replacement Windows August 23, 2018 in Projects 25 Year Old Tulsa Home Gets Wood Window Makeover March 17, 2022 in Projects 250 Series Windows Bring Style and Performance to Henrico Home