Custom Wood Windows for San Francisco and Bay Area Homes
The Window Shop manufactures custom wood windows and doors for homes in San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Architectural Integrity.
Local Craftsmanship.
The Window Shop was established in 1999 to help homeowners preserve the architectural integrity of their homes by manufacturing and installing custom replacement wood windows and specialty doors.
San Francisco and the Bay Area has a rich architectural history that includes Victorian (Italianate, Stick-Eastlake, Queen Anne), Edwardian, Shingle, Arts & Crafts, Craftsman/Bungalow, Colonial & Georgian Revival, Spanish & Mediterranean Revival, Tudor, Storybook, and French Norman styles. These homes were built by craftsmen dedicated to beauty – where the windows and doors are architectural millwork tailored to the house – and we are proud stewards of their legacy.
Custom Wood Windows and Doors
Every project begins by understanding the existing architecture of your home, including detailed measurements to match original profiles, proportions and true divided-lite patterns.
Our local craftsmen have more than 120 years of combined experience using premium woods and precision tools to manufacture and install replacement windows for all of your needs – whether you’re replacing a damaged window or improving the energy efficiency of a room.
We specialize in double hung, casements, and roundtops, and we can replicate and custom manufacture nearly any historic design.
When we install, we take great care to fit every window to its existing frame with precision, protecting trim and siding along the way.
Glass Options to Meet Your Needs
Many homes may be candidates for modern glass solutions to provide improved comfort, efficiency, ultra-violet light protection, safety, and quiet. Glass options include double pane, laminated, tempered, and Low-E.
Selected Work
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Casements and Stationary San Francisco
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Don Salvio Pacheco Adobe, Concord – Oldest building in Concord, built in 1846 – casement sash & doors
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Concord historical museum
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Retail Space on Piedmont Ave, Oakland – casement sash (designed by Julia Morgan, built in 1916)
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Piedmont City Hall, Piedmont – casement sash (designed by Albert Farr, built in 1908)
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Alameda Parks and Recreation
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Oakland YWCA
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Piedmont Community Hall
Tell us about your window needs
Send us the property address, photos of the existing windows, and a short description of your project. Exterior photos, interior photos, and close-ups of the existing sash and divided lights are especially helpful.