Three Signs Your Chesterfield Church Stained Glass Requires Restoration

Churches and other houses of worship throughout the Chesterfield area most likely have stained glass windows that are starting to reach the age period of 75 years to 100 years. When stained glass enters this age range, we highly recommend looking into restoration. Restoration completed by highly experienced stained glass artisans can actually preserve antique value while adding another 100 years to your religious stained glass’ product life. While this is the typical age range that stained glass needs restoration, keeping an eye out for signs of deterioration can definitely reduce the risk of irreversible damage.

How to Indicate if Your Chesterfield Church’s Stained Glass Needs Restoration

Stained glass can showcase numerous symptoms of deterioration indicating that it is in indeed ready for restoration. The lead came, the metal that frames and holds each individual piece of glass, is vital for good structural integrity. If your lead came is producing a white film across your stained glass, has missing pieces, warped pieces, or is disintegrating, these are all signs that signify a required restoration. The condition of the glass is pertinent as well– if your stained glass has missing glass pieces, warped glass, convex or concave pieces, serious chips or cracks, or has discoloration, these are also indicators that your stained glass is ready for restoration.

Benefits of Restoring Chesterfield Church Stained Glass

Restoration guarantees that future generations in your congregation will be able to experience the same inspirations and worshiping process the way your congregation does now. Restoration preserves the significant antique value of your stained glass while returning it to its original glory. Congregation members and clergy members are always stunned by the appearance of their newly restored stained glass– the sparkle often tricks people into believing they’re new!

For more information regarding stained glass restoration for your Chesterfield church, please contact us or call: (816) 399-3764