Project Case Study

Window Restoration at the Martindale Motor Company Building

Ten original windows saved, historic replicas for the rest, and a Preservation Texas Honor Award for the building's restoration.

The Project

Save What Can Be Saved, Replicate the Rest

At the Martindale Motor Company Building in Martindale, Texas, ten of the original windows could be salvaged. We restored those ten in full.

For every other opening, we fabricated historic replicas matched to the originals. The building's restoration went on to earn a Preservation Texas Honor Award.

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Window restoration at the Martindale Motor Company Building

Project Facts

The Scope

Building
Martindale Motor Company Building, Martindale, TX
Recognition
Preservation Texas Honor Award for the building's restoration
Barron scope
Ten original windows salvaged and fully restored; historic replicas fabricated for all remaining openings

The Work

Originals and Replicas, Side by Side

Every job like this starts with assessment: we go window by window and note what can be saved, what needs repair, and what has to be replaced. We call a window unsalvageable slowly, because original material is the thing you can't get back.

The ten salvageable originals got our full restoration. For the rest, we fabricated historic replicas matched to the originals, so the building presents one consistent face.

That's the craft in replica work: it should take a trained eye to find them.

Project Photos

The Motor Company Windows

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