Stained glass window repair in a home?

Canfield Casino stained glass windowSusan emails:

I am looking for someone who repairs stained glass windows and don't know where to begin. I got name of one vendor, but they mainly work on large windows, such as those in churches.
We have a 1930 home with small stained glass windows. They are starting to come apart. It looks like a previous owner attempted some home repair on them. I don't know if the windows are salvageable, especially withe the bad repair job, but I really want to try to repair them rather than replace them with cheesy contemporary windows.
Do your readers have any recommendations?

There are a bunch of older homes around this area with small stained glass windows. In the city of Albany, at least, you can often find the windows on either side of the fireplace. So, there's gotta be someone who can repair these sorts of windows.

Got a suggestion for Susan? Please share! And a sentence or two about why you're recommending a person or service can a be a big help.

Comments

http://chapmanstainedglass.com/

Chapman Stained Glass. They do a great job. The recently refinished all of the lower level stained glass windows in Bush Memorial Hall on the Russell Sage campus in Troy. They look phenomenal.

Please let us know who you contract with. I tried in vain to contact Chapman for my own project, but to no avail and to my knowledge they are the only game in town!

chapmanstainedglass@nycap.rr.com

Ask for Kevin Morgan, tell him Nick from Sage recommended them.

HI CHAPMAN STAINED GLASS IS THE PLACE U WANT TO GO TO HAVE THAT BEAUTIFUL WINDOW REPAIRED. THEY DO EXCELLENT WORK. I'VE WORKED WITH THEM ON MANY PROJECTS FOR OUR HOMES OVER THE YEARS AND I HAVE NEVER BEEN DISSAPOINTED WITH THE FINISHED PROJECTS. KEVIN CAN BE REACHED AT 518- 935-5663. GOOD LUCK!

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