John Forrest
Nate and Connor were professional and courteous did a great job!
Austin Historical - Savannah restores and replicates historic wood and steel windows and doors in Savannah. Founded in 2010, it serves clients across Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina.
Last Updated October 2, 2026.
Savannah and clients across Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina.
Austin Historical - Savannah is one of 12 window installers ProsGrade lists in Savannah, Georgia.
8 services listed, including Residential window and door restoration, Commercial window and door restoration and Custom window and door replication. Open 4 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 10 reviews.
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Customers praise the workmanship and describe the staff as professional, courteous, friendly and responsive. One customer says Cliff ensured a leaky historic window was restored to fully functional condition while working around scheduling constraints and difficult weather; another says the crew made new windows to match the originals and replaced sills and trim.
Nate and Connor were professional and courteous did a great job!
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Most average-sized residential projects with 10 to 25 windows take about 3–4 weeks; timing depends on the size and complexity of the windows.
Storm windows provide interim protection; without them, the crew installs ½-inch plywood in the openings against weather. Austin Historical says it uses security screws that require a custom drill bit to remove, and offers polycarbonate coverings instead of plywood for an additional charge.
Its residential service excludes vinyl, aluminum and composite materials, as well as jalousie windows, sliding glass doors and replacement wood windows built after 1959.
No-interest financing is available to qualified buyers.
Crews create a plastic enclosure around windows under restoration and attach scraping tools to HEPA vacuums. They vacuum surfaces, wipe them with TSP and take debris to the company’s facility for disposal.