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Heritage Thermal Windows

MI

★ 5

Window installation service

in the specialized restoration of stained glass windows in historic landmarkscommercial buildingsand churcheshelping preserve their culturalartisticand architectural heritage for future generations. Our Team Tom Ries - Jeff Baker - Robert Kanebut the craftsmanship was amazing - a true work of art. Robert is very knowledgeabletalentedMichiganrequired some repair (cracked panelsaged fittingscaulkingweather sealingetc.) we were in need of an experienced contractor to take on the task. After some researchand obtaining a few estimates for both time and costwe contracted Robert Kaneowner of Sunsmith Stained Glassworksinformative as to what needed to be done and how he was doing itand the quality of his work met more than our expectations. Throughout the processrestoration

1: 12-13 OUR SERVICES Stained Glass Window Design The classic elements of design are fundamental to every stained glass window. Proper composition, balance, color scheme, contrast, detail, etc. are vital for a successful work. The conceptualization process is where the fun begins. We listen to the clients' ideas and ask directed questions for input. Then we draw up sketches, scale drawings, and provide a quote. We develop the artwork, shepherding the client through glass selection, then proceed

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