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EPA RRP Lead-Safe Window Installation in Baltimore Rowhouses
Why Window Replacement In Older Baltimore Homes Requires Extra Care Baltimore rowhouses were built in an era when lead paint was common, and that detail changes how window work should be handled. Old sash channels, stop moldings, glazing compound, and surrounding trim often carry more paint layers than the rest of the room, which means more disturbance when the old unit comes out. That does not mean the work has to be dramatic or disruptive. How EPA RRP Changes
Specialty Arched and Shaped Windows for Baltimore Historic Homes
Older Baltimore homes rarely follow standard window proportions, and that is part of their appeal. Arched transoms, eyebrow heads, round tops, and irregular shaped openings show up in rowhomes, villas, and early 20th century houses across the city. A historic window project in Baltimore usually comes down to fit, proportion, material, and whether the existing opening can be preserved without making the facade look wrong. Why Arched And Shaped Openings Need A Differ