Siwek Lumber & Millwork Incorporated

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from April 11, 2014
  

  Karen R. asked:

  Does anyone have any recommendations for someone to replace windows? Our house was built in 1958 and I would like to keep the wood if possible. Our windows are nasty now. Condensation, most painted shut, some mold, etc because of the condensation.

  

  Amy F. replied:

  One other thing to consider for anyone wanting to try this on their own is to work with Siwek's. You can take in old windows and they can make new ones without the weights that fit your casings. Then you just need to get them installed on rails. http://siweklumber.com/. I've had Siwek's recreate my original 1936 windows in a few cases where the original could not be saved. Complete with matching muntin bars (window grids) to match the existing windows.

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• Referral from October 28, 2013
  

  Ariah F. asked:

  I need a new window for my little library, any suggestions on where to get just one plexiglass pane?

  

  Carl M. replied:

  (612) 781-3333

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• Referral from January 2, 2013
  

  Randy P. asked:

  The side door on my house needs to be replaced... The door, jamb, everything. It's a wierd size....it's 30" wide by 77" tall. The ugliest, most boring custom prehung door for that size starts at $475 at Menards.....anyone got any other suggestions? The door is under a staircase, so it has to stay the same height. I might be able to go a smidge wider.....and of course I'd like it to be an economical fix!

  

  Stephanie G. replied:

  Siwek in NE - they have a custom millwork shop if you need it - but a lot of the "odd" size doors are not that "odd" if you go to the right places. http://www.siweklumber.com/

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