Reasons to Restore Your Historical Commercial Stained Glass in the New Year

Stained glass in churches is common in Houston. However, it is also a popular feature of historical buildings. This is because everything from stained glass signs in restaurants to stained glass transom windows in banks were popular architectural features in the early 20th century. 

However, stained glass windows of this age are, for the most part, in need of restoration. Stained glass needs restoration about every 100 years. If not tended to, it could fall into permanent disrepair.  Beyond the fact that stained glass needs to be restored or it could fall into permanent disrepair. This is a good reason to have them repaired, but there are other excellent reasons too. 

Restoring Commercial Stained Glass is Good For the Community

When we take on a job restoring historical stained glass windows, we have found the entire community takes notice. Furthermore, they even get involved. They often support fundraising efforts, and some communities even give historical restoration grants to keep these treasures intact. If your Houston commercial stained glass is over 100 years old, it is considered historical and could qualify for community grants like these. 

Restoring Commercial Stained Glass is Good For Business 

There is no denying that stained glass is lovely. It is a unique feature that clients and patrons just love. It attracts people into businesses with its beauty and helps people remember a space. Which is getting it repaired is a good marketing and business decision. Whatever your stained glass looks like now, does not compare to what it will look like once it is restored. The money you invest will buy you a stained glass work of art that is bright and eye-catching. It will attract new customers and enhance your Houston commercial space brand.  

Restoring Commercial Stained Glass Preserves A Piece of Houston History

Stained glass windows in commercial spaces are part of Houston’s rich history. Whether it was made by a famous studio or an unknown artist it has intrinsic historical value. When you spend your time and money to preserve it, you are preserving a little piece of the Houston area history.  It is an excellent way to keep Houston’s past intact and may even qualify for historical grants to do so. 

Houston’s Historical Stained Glass Restoration Specialist

For more information on how to begin your historical stained glass restoration, reach out to us today. We are happy to come out and assess your glass. Once we do, we will be able to give you upfront pricing and a timeline that works with your Houston business’s busy schedule.