Victorian window sills are architectural workhorses, designed with deep "drip grooves" and specific pitches to shed water away from a home’s foundation. Over decades, however, peeling paint and trapped moisture can lead to wood rot or masonry cracking. Repairing these original features is often 90% cheaper than total replacement and preserves the historic character of the property. 1. Assessing the Damage
Before starting, determine if the sill is made of wood or stone (often painted masonry in Victorian homes). victorian window sill repair
Would you like a checklist of questions to ask a contractor before hiring them for this work? Victorian window sills are architectural workhorses