Resources :: Restoration Building Products and Services

This section contains a brief listing and contact information for a number of preservation and house related services, from house inspectors and real estate brokers to preservation architects. There are also listings on products for use in and around historic homes and buildings.

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Fagan's Forge, LLC
Nancy McMerriman

Tel: 860-377-3232	E.mail
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Family owned source for quality hand-forged iron hardware. Authentic designs for your home and outbuildings. Authentic and affordable. For your new construction or period restoration, our hardware is of a quality worth your pride and effort. Hand forged strap hinges in a variety of lengths to 44 inches. Latches, handles, H and H&L hinges, slide bolts, fasteners of various types. Hand-made nails give an authentic touch. Our complete line of over 75 beautiful items is available online or catalog by mail for all of your hardware needs.

Olde New England Building & Salvage
Glenn Pianka

Tel: 860 887 2280	E.mail
	Web

18th and 19th century houses,barns and outbuildings and components to restore or re-create colonial era buildings and interiors. Full inventory of granite troughs, sinks, posts, wellcovers and other landscaping treasures harvested from New England sites.

Bridge Wood Floors
Tom Bridge

Tel: 508-476-2498

Wood Floors Antique wood floors installed, sanded and finished using various methods including fine oil finishes. Specializing in repair work. New floors also installed and finished.

Innerglass Window Systems

Tel: 800-743-6207	E.mail
	Web

Maintain the charm and beauty of your existing windows with Interior Storm Windows from Innerglass - The better alternative. Reduce heatng & cooling bills up to 30%. Eliminate drafts completely. Greatly reduces outside noise. Available in custom sizes. Stops condensation damage. Perfect for enclosing screen porches. Easy no tool snap in & out.

Maurer & Shepherd Joyner

Tel: 860-633-2383

17th and 18th century millwork and custom woodworking. Windows, doors and entryways, raised panel walls, old glass, moldings, wide pine flooring, beaded and feather edge boards.

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Three Essential Tips to Getting Your Historic Home Sold
by: John Petraglia

As an owner of an historic home and a real estate broker who specializes in antique and historic home sales, I have been on both sides of a transaction in selling a home. As a homeowner getting ready to sell your home, it sometimes is hard to motivate yourself to make minor repairs to your home, especially when you have lived comfortably with things as they were. By John Petraglia - practicing the art of real estate brokerage for over 25 years and publisher of Antique Homes Magazine.

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Feature Historic Style

Italianate 1840-1885

The Italianate style derives from palace and villa architecture of the Italian Renaissance of the 15th century.

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Antique Homes Magazine

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