We had such a positive experience in 2022 with Sashwright that when it became clear replacing our windows was our best option to meet various goals and needs, we didn't hesitate to work with Sashwright again. Nothing I wrote about in my review from 2022 was different this time (exceptional work and care around our house and property, clear expectations set and met, feeling heard, superb professionalism), but I did want to highlight something that was paramount with the project this time around.

Based on Sashwright's terrific reviews, we contacted them to restore the windows in our 1914 home. We spoke with the owner, Stephen Colvin, on the phone and were impressed. He came to our home and did a fantastic job explaining the work he recommended to restore our windows. He sent a bid by email that we liked. We replied by email that we liked his bid and asked for a couple of clarifications. His reply was that he would no longer honor his bid, and said that if we wished to move forward w

We live in a historic neighborhood in Portland, a 100-year-old home that was in desperate need of a solution for old leaky windows and doors. The required oversight of the historical society was potentially nerve-wracking, and the in-kind replacement was rather pricey. Serendipitously right after a terrible ice storm an advertisement arrived in the mail from Sashwright; "Are you freezing your sash off?" We laughed but agreed we were and needed to do something about it. Steven Colvin the propriet