Alameda Architectural Preservation Society
General Meeting
Sunday, October 23, 2005, 7 PM
First Presbyterian Church
2001 Santa Clara Avenue

EYES ARE WINDOWS TO THE SOUL, WINDOWS THE
SOUL OF THE HOME



Come one, come all, to the AAPS General Meeting on October 23, 2005, 7 PM, First Presbyterian Church at 2001 Santa Clara Avenue, (Corner of Santa Clara and Chestnut) to learn about how to repair or replace your windows, or have windows repaired or replaced for you. Bill Essert, the window repair/replacement extraordinaire, will be sharing techniques on the “How to’s” of window repair and restoration. Windows are an essential part of the architectural fabric of the home/structure. The presentation is free for AAPS members, $5.00 for guests.

20 years ago Wooden Window, Bill’s company, began as a window restoration and installation company serving residential customers, principally in the Berkeley area of Northern California. Since 1990 the company has experienced tremendous growth and now serves both residential and commercial properties throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.




Bill Essert, President and CEO of Wooden Windows, specializes in custom-built replacement windows and doors in single or double-paned glass with true divided lites. Window Works is a Dealership for Marvin, Simpson, and Milgard products including the new Marvin Insert Window. All your window repair and/or window replacement problems can be solved. You’ll learn how solve all your window problems:

Bill’s knowledge and experience guarantees courteous and reliable service, extra care of your home furnishings during installation and competitive prices. How WW works is a clear-cut process, and insures a client’s project will run smoothly. Wooden Window provides free work estimates .

You’re welcome to bring your questions, window replacement goals, and Bill will address common challenges during the presentation and will be available to meet with you after his presentation. Check out their newsletter on Winter Newsletter for helpful hints http://www.woodenwindow.com/newsletter.html.