Historic Windows

Historic Window Replacement in Washington, DC, Maryland & Northern Virginia

Supreme Window has served Washington, DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia since 1959, providing window solutions for properties throughout a region known for its historic homes and buildings. Our experience includes replacing historic windows for residential, multifamily, and commercial properties where preserving the building’s architectural character is an important part of the project.

We offer wood and aluminum window options that can meet historic requirements while providing the performance expected from a modern replacement window. From historic homes and rowhouses to apartment buildings and commercial properties, our team can help identify window configurations, materials, profiles, and details that complement the existing architecture and meet the specific needs of the property.

Window Options for Historic Properties

Historic properties can require window replacements that closely match the appearance, proportions, and details of the original windows. Supreme Window offers both wood and aluminum options for historic window projects, with configurations available for different building types and architectural requirements.

Wood Historic Windows
Wood window options include sash replacement kits with insulated glass, tilt-in sash, and brick mold options that can help maintain the traditional appearance of an existing window opening. These systems can be used where the look and profile of wood are important to the property.
Aluminum Historic Windows
For multifamily and commercial properties, aluminum windows can provide another option. Available features include applied exterior grids and extruded brick molds that can help replicate architectural details while meeting the needs of larger replacement projects.

      Historic Windows That Meet Preservation Requirements

      Historic window replacement often involves details that go beyond choosing a standard replacement window. The new windows may need to closely reflect the design of the existing building while meeting specific project requirements.

      Details That Can Matter on Historic Properties

      Depending on the property, historic window requirements may address:

      • Window dimensions and proportions
      • Sash and frame profiles
      • Grid patterns and configurations
      • Exterior trim and brick mold details
      • Window materials and finishes
      • Overall appearance from the building exterior
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      Award-Winning Historic Window Work in Washington, DC

      Supreme Window has proven historic window experience on one of Washington, DC’s notable historic housing developments: Langston Terrace Apartments.

      Our work on the property received the 2010 Excellence in Historic Preservation Award from the DC Historic Preservation Office, recognizing the quality of the historic preservation work completed on the project.

      Projects like Langston Terrace require careful attention to the architectural features that contribute to a historic building’s appearance. Supreme Window brings this experience to historic window projects throughout the Washington, DC region, helping property owners, contractors, and project teams identify replacement window solutions that respect the character of the existing property while addressing current window performance needs.

      Your Trusted Local Source for Historic Windows

      Historic buildings across Washington, DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia vary widely in age, architecture, and window design.
      Supreme Window works with several types of properties, including:

      Historic Homes & Rowhouses

      where window style and exterior appearance are key considerations

      Apartments & Multifamily Buildings

      that may require consistent window configurations across many units

      Commercial Properties

      where replacement windows need to complement the existing building design
      With experience dating back to 1959, Supreme Window understands the window styles found throughout the region. We can help property owners and project teams evaluate replacement options based on the building, existing windows, and requirements of the project.

      Planning a Historic Window Replacement Project?

      Every historic property has different window conditions, architectural details, and project requirements. Supreme Window can help you evaluate your existing windows and determine which wood or aluminum replacement options make sense for your building.

      Whether you are replacing windows in a historic home, multifamily property, or commercial building, our team can review your project details, photos, window specifications, and other available information.

      Have a historic window project in Washington, DC, Maryland, or Northern Virginia?
      Contact Supreme Window to discuss your replacement options.