J A Gulick Window
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J A Gulick Window
Our restoration process brings new life into your old windows. While not every window needs this level of restoration, yours will get the same level of attention. Many people think they are stuck with an old, dirty, dingy door and this couldn't be farther from the truth. Our door restoration process can have your curb appeal through the roof!

Trusted and respected by architects, engineers, developers, and residential property owners across Western New York, the J.A. Gulick Window Company has more than 30 years experience in designing and manufacturing the highest-quality custom wood windows and doors.

John Gulick leads a team of experienced craftspersons renowned for their expertise, satisfying the most discriminating clients with their unique skill and ability to manufacture wood windows that reflect the design, integrity, beauty, or historic requirements of buildings and homes of various architectural styles.We have access to nearly any wood species.
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Our custom fabrication and historic restoration work dates back to the early 1970's. We have worked on projects from new homes and office buildings to the glass dome of the main conservatory of the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, to the extensive restoration of Old Fort Niagara near Youngstown, New York.
Custom Windows
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Wood windows were originally crafted to last forever, we take on that same philosophy. Our sash are built using traditional mortise and tenon joinery, the frames use a dado joint. Our species of choice is FSC-certified Select-grade Eastern White Pine, as it is most traditional and native to our area.
Custom Doors
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Wood doors were originally crafted to last forever. We take on that same philosophy. The door is build using traditional mortise and tenon joinery, the frames use a dado joint. Our species of choice is FSC-certified Eastern White Pine, as it is most traditional and native to our area. Choices include, but are not limited to, Oak and Mahogany.
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Every project starts at the lumber rack. After a rough list is calculated, pieces are sifted through for the best cuts with the least waste. Next up is the planer. This massive machine with a large cylindrical blade, takes off chunks of lumber to get the material to the correct width. The tenoner was orginally used in wood window manufacturing in the 1950's and 60's.
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