Nicholas Bogosian, owner of Old Window Revival, was first exposed to old America at the age of eight when his family moved to El Dorado, Arkansas.  El Dorado had recently started the “Main Street Program” to revitalize their historic downtown and in 2009 won the Great American Main Street award by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.  Along with having a family who liked saving old homes, these early experiences left a profound impression that would result in a career in the preservation trades years later.

Nicholas trained at the nationally-recognized Building Preservation and Restoration program of Belmont College and later apprenticed with the preservation carpenters of Historic New England, the nation’s premier preservation organization before opening Old Window Revival and assembling a team.   

Old Window Revival is part of a much bigger revival happening all over the country where owners of old places are beginning to challenge the sales pitch of window replacement salespeople and the costly (often wasteful) energy retrofits sold by remodeling contractors.  Have you become discouraged by the high cost of our disposable culture and confused by all of the contradictory information out there? Call us today so we can address any of your questions and concerns:  (832) 795-7932.

With a treasure-trove of experience regarding how old structures and windows function, the team at Old Window Revival can help you make the most informed decisions, eliminate unnecessary work and expense, and provide a product you can have pride and confidence in.