Fifteen years spent keeping steel windows working
A shop that specializes in one trade — restoring the steel casement windows and doors most contractors don't want to touch.
Westchester County, NY
Preserving the past, one frame at a time
Pesantez Steel Window Repair Inc. specializes in the restoration and repair of steel casement windows and doors — the kind installed in Westchester County homes, churches and storefronts long before vinyl replacement became the default answer.
We believe those originals are worth saving. Since 2010, our crew has worked meticulously on every project, maintaining the integrity of a window's original design while restoring it to perform like new — repairing and replacing hardware, servicing operable sashes, restoring or fabricating stained and leaded glass, and reglazing and repainting frames that have earned a little rust.
Whether the job is a single sticking sash or a full commercial storefront, we bring the same shop-level standard: hand-fabricated parts when an exact match no longer exists, and a process built around getting it right the first time.
What sets a restoration shop apart
15+ Years in the Trade
Steel casement restoration is a narrow specialty. We've practiced it exclusively since 2010.
Lead-Safe Certified
Certified for lead paint removal, on-site or in-shop, so older buildings are handled to code.
Parts Fabricated In-House
When original hardware is discontinued, we machine a match rather than swap in something generic.
Direct, No Subcontracting
The crew that quotes the job is the crew that shows up and does the work.
Residential & Commercial
Single-family homes, multi-unit buildings, storefronts and historic properties alike.
Straight Communication
Restoration is personal. We walk through the scope and stay reachable until the job's signed off.
Tudor, English & Colonial Revival specialists
Steel casement windows weren't standard issue on early–20th-century homes — they were the architect's upgrade, specified on the houses built to last. We've spent 15+ years learning exactly how those windows were made so we can restore them the same way.
- Tudor & English Revival — steeply pitched rooflines, half-timbering, and long horizontal bands of steel casements, common throughout Bronxville, Scarsdale, Rye and Larchmont
- Norman & French Revival — arched openings and diamond-pane leaded casements
- Colonial & Georgian Revival — steel casements paired with multi-light divided sash
- Pre-1950s commercial & institutional buildings — storefronts, churches and schools originally built with steel sash
This same architectural tradition shows up well beyond Westchester County — in Tudor Revival enclaves like Lake Forest, Illinois; Shaker Heights, Ohio; and Philadelphia's Main Line. If your home fits one of these styles anywhere in the country, we're glad to talk through the project.
Historic steel window specialists — nationwide
We're based in Westchester County, with deep experience in Westchester's Tudor and English Revival neighborhoods, where steel casement windows were the architect's window of choice through the 1920s and '30s — and we travel nationwide for the right project.
Historic Tudor & English Revival Towns — Westchester County
- Bronxville
- Scarsdale
- Rye
- Larchmont
- Pelham
- New Rochelle
- Harrison
- Chappaqua
- White Plains
Nationwide — Where This Architecture Lives
- New York
- Connecticut
- Massachusetts
- Pennsylvania
- Illinois
- Ohio
- Michigan
- Maryland & DC
Tudor, English Revival and pre-1950s steel-casement homes are concentrated in older suburbs of the Northeast and Midwest — from Boston and Philadelphia to Chicago's North Shore and Cleveland's Shaker Heights. Wherever your steel windows are, if the building qualifies, we're glad to talk through the trip.
Ready to bring your steel windows back to life?
Call for a straight answer, or send project photos and we'll follow up with next steps.