John Leeke's Historic HomeWorks

    207 773-2306      26 Higgins St. Portland, ME  04103

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John Leeke 
at
national
Traditional Building
Conference

Boston, March 12-15, 2008.

Come see me ANY day of the conference:

  • Wednesday, Pre-conference workshop:  Repairing Wood Windows - A Master Class. 
  • Thur. 2:30-3:30pm, Book Signing, Save Your Wood Windows, by John Leeke, at the Schuyler Bookstore Exhibit 
  • Thur-Sat, I'll be roving the entire conference and exhibit area.

 

My conference "headquarters" is at the Schuyler Bookstore on the exhibit floor, bump into me there.

Or, let me know by email if you want to make an appointment, if you want me to shoot a video Report of your demonstration, or just meet-up and shoot the breeze.

Send me your postal address and I'll send you a free $10 Exhibits Ticket:

 

Traditional Building Exhibition and Conference

 Boston 2007

Wednesday, March 12th

 

9:00am–5:00pm  Workshop (pre selection required)

W02 Repairing Wood Windows – A Master Class, Cost: $185 (with 1-day conference pass)

Intermediate to Advanced   6.5 AIA HSW CEUs

Instructor:  John Leeke, Preservationist, John Leeke’s Historic Home Works, Portland, ME; Co-Instructors: Jim Turner, Turner Restoration, Detroit, MI,  Duffy Hoffman, Preservation Consultant, Elkins, WV

Assistants:
Rickie Peterson, Workshop Assistant, reservation tradesman, Ipswich, MA, working with Cleary & Son, Inc., Waltham, MA, window restoration specialists; Bill Karp, Workshop Assistant Karp Woodworks, Ashland, MA

  • Learn how to stabilize a window to limit deterioration until more effective repairs can be done.
  • Identify the four most commonly needed maintenance and repair methods for wood windows.
  • Learn to upgrade the thermal and comfort performance of wood windows.

This workshop will focus specifically on the few most common and necessary maintenance methods, repair procedures, and treatment strategies for old windows.  Attendees will use and learn specific methods and procedures that have proven effective for the past three decades.  Specific topics covered will be paint and putty maintenance, repairing exterior wood sills, sash joint repairs, and glass repair and replacement.

Tell us what you want to learn at the Window Workshop and participate in workshop planning over here at the Forum.

Register NOW, last year this workshop was the first to be fully booked and closed, weeks ahead of the conference.

Traditional Building Conference:

 


Event Information

Video Reports from the Field at previous conferences:

 


US Heritage lime workshop, 2006.


Preservation Timber Framing, 2005.

 

 


Get the low-down on window repair tools, materials and methods.  Here John Leeke trains window specialist from around the country in sash joints repair at the 2007 Conference. (photo credit: Merle Easton, AIA)

 


(photo credit: Rob Coburn)


(photo courtesy Restore Media)

 

 

 


Conference Info: www.TraditionalBuildingShow.com


Historic HomeWorks Info:   www.HistoricHomeWorks.com

 

 


John Leeke's Historic HomeWorks

    207 773-2306      26 Higgins St. Portland, ME  04103

[Home][Library][Restoration Reports][Seminars][Forum][Internships][Office][Workshop][Front Porch][Search] info.© 1994-2009 JohnC.Leeke