Springfield, Massachusetts

Stained Glass Repair & Restoration

Founded in 1636 by English Puritans, Springfield is one of the oldest cities in the United States and has a rich history of being a strongly religious community. Beautiful old churches from the early 1800’s such as the St. John’s Congregational Church, St. Michael’s Cathedral, and Old First Church (originally constructed in 1638 and rebuilt in 1819) can be found throughout the city and play an important role in defining its architectural landscape. Many of these glorious old buildings house stained glass windows that are 100-200 years old and are some of the finest works of art in North America. At Church Stained Glass Restoration, we view the preservation of these wondrous works of art as part of a duty that we are honored to uphold.

Our stained glass repair and restoration services have helped countless churches save their prized artwork from destruction and return it to its original glory. We humbly offer our services to churches located throughout the Springfield metropolitan area including the cities of Chicopee, Amherst, Westfield, and West Springfield.

Restoration Process for Springfield Church Stained Glass

Stained glass windows are a beautiful and meaningful part of any church. They bring light into the space, provide an elegant way to display scripture verses or inspirational messages in colorfully vibrant ways, and often represent special moments for worshippers.

Our experts will go to work to repair and restore your Springfield church’s beloved stained glass as quickly as possible. We’ll start first with an onsite visit to evaluate what type of repairs are needed. Then, we’ll create a plan and send a proposal to your church board so that you can review it at your convenience.

During the restoration process, the stained glass windows from your church are taken apart and put back together. First, we carefully clean them and then repair them with stronger materials to preserve their structural integrity.  We work with experienced painters who are able to perfectly replicate any portrait, landscape, or design. In the end, we will be giving you an improved version without losing anything important that makes your sacred artwork so special!

The final step in restoring stained glass is to carefully and precisely re-install it. This can be done with a protective covering so that the windows are safe from any future threats they may come across. Now your church has more beautiful, stronger stained glass that will last another decade!