This home, built in the 1930s, is a picture-perfect example of New England architecture and landscaping with a floor plan laid out to maximize views of the gardens and outside sitting areas. When the homeowners sought to enhance these views through new windows free of lead paint, they called on Alpine.
The project included the installation of 23 new wood windows with aluminum clad exteriors and insulated Low-E glass. This allowed for the elimination of the unsightly and inefficient storm windows. In addition, the lead-painted trim surrounding these windows and other woodwork throughout the house was replaced or stripped, preserving the architecture character of the interior.
