Are Landmark Windows Still ENERGY STAR® Certified?

Yes. Landmark Windows can be built to meet ENERGY STAR® certification by using modern glazing, thermal breaks, and low-E coatings, delivering insulation and efficiency comparable to top-performing windows while maintaining a landmark-appropriate look.

How Do Landmark Windows Compare to Newer High-Performance Brands?

They hold their own. Our projects show Landmark Windows meeting similar insulation and sound ratings as modern competitors, with the added benefit of custom historic detailing that mass-produced units often lack.

Do Landmark Windows Still Meet 2025 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Yes. With insulated glass units, gas fills, and thermally broken frames, Landmark Windows can be specified to satisfy current energy codes while remaining compliant with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission rules.

Are Landmark Windows Worth It Compared to Newer Competitors?

Often, yes. Off-the-shelf windows may not pass Landmarks review, which risks delays and rework. Landmark-approved units combine code compliance, long-term efficiency, and historic accuracy—typically the smarter long-term investment.

What’s the Current Warranty and Performance Rating of Landmark Windows?

Manufacturers we work with provide strong warranties on frames, glazing, and finishes, and performance ratings that meet or exceed industry standards.

Are Landmark Windows Still ENERGY STAR® Certified?

Yes. Landmark Windows can be built to meet ENERGY STAR® certification by using modern glazing, thermal breaks, and low-E coatings, delivering insulation and efficiency comparable to top-performing windows while maintaining a landmark-appropriate look.

How Do Landmark Windows Compare to Newer High-Performance Brands?

They hold their own. Our projects show Landmark Windows meeting similar insulation and sound ratings as modern competitors, with the added benefit of custom historic detailing that mass-produced units often lack.

Do Landmark Windows Still Meet 2025 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Yes. With insulated glass units, gas fills, and thermally broken frames, Landmark Windows can be specified to satisfy current energy codes while remaining compliant with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission rules.

Are Landmark Windows Worth It Compared to Newer Competitors?

Often, yes. Off-the-shelf windows may not pass Landmarks review, which risks delays and rework. Landmark-approved units combine code compliance, long-term efficiency, and historic accuracy—typically the smarter long-term investment.

What’s the Current Warranty and Performance Rating of Landmark Windows?

Manufacturers we work with provide strong warranties on frames, glazing, and finishes, and performance ratings that meet or exceed industry standards.

Are Landmark Windows Still ENERGY STAR® Certified?

Yes. Landmark Windows can be built to meet ENERGY STAR® certification by using modern glazing, thermal breaks, and low-E coatings, delivering insulation and efficiency comparable to top-performing windows while maintaining a landmark-appropriate look.

How Do Landmark Windows Compare to Newer High-Performance Brands?

They hold their own. Our projects show Landmark Windows meeting similar insulation and sound ratings as modern competitors, with the added benefit of custom historic detailing that mass-produced units often lack.

Do Landmark Windows Still Meet 2025 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Yes. With insulated glass units, gas fills, and thermally broken frames, Landmark Windows can be specified to satisfy current energy codes while remaining compliant with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission rules.

Are Landmark Windows Worth It Compared to Newer Competitors?

Often, yes. Off-the-shelf windows may not pass Landmarks review, which risks delays and rework. Landmark-approved units combine code compliance, long-term efficiency, and historic accuracy—typically the smarter long-term investment.

What’s the Current Warranty and Performance Rating of Landmark Windows?

Manufacturers we work with provide strong warranties on frames, glazing, and finishes, and performance ratings that meet or exceed industry standards.

Are Landmark Windows Still ENERGY STAR® Certified?

Yes. Landmark Windows can be built to meet ENERGY STAR® certification by using modern glazing, thermal breaks, and low-E coatings, delivering insulation and efficiency comparable to top-performing windows while maintaining a landmark-appropriate look.

How Do Landmark Windows Compare to Newer High-Performance Brands?

They hold their own. Our projects show Landmark Windows meeting similar insulation and sound ratings as modern competitors, with the added benefit of custom historic detailing that mass-produced units often lack.

Do Landmark Windows Still Meet 2025 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Yes. With insulated glass units, gas fills, and thermally broken frames, Landmark Windows can be specified to satisfy current energy codes while remaining compliant with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission rules.

Are Landmark Windows Worth It Compared to Newer Competitors?

Often, yes. Off-the-shelf windows may not pass Landmarks review, which risks delays and rework. Landmark-approved units combine code compliance, long-term efficiency, and historic accuracy—typically the smarter long-term investment.

What’s the Current Warranty and Performance Rating of Landmark Windows?

Manufacturers we work with provide strong warranties on frames, glazing, and finishes, and performance ratings that meet or exceed industry standards.

Are Landmark Windows Still ENERGY STAR® Certified?

Yes. Landmark Windows can be built to meet ENERGY STAR® certification by using modern glazing, thermal breaks, and low-E coatings, delivering insulation and efficiency comparable to top-performing windows while maintaining a landmark-appropriate look.

How Do Landmark Windows Compare to Newer High-Performance Brands?

They hold their own. Our projects show Landmark Windows meeting similar insulation and sound ratings as modern competitors, with the added benefit of custom historic detailing that mass-produced units often lack.

Do Landmark Windows Still Meet 2025 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Yes. With insulated glass units, gas fills, and thermally broken frames, Landmark Windows can be specified to satisfy current energy codes while remaining compliant with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission rules.

Are Landmark Windows Worth It Compared to Newer Competitors?

Often, yes. Off-the-shelf windows may not pass Landmarks review, which risks delays and rework. Landmark-approved units combine code compliance, long-term efficiency, and historic accuracy—typically the smarter long-term investment.

What’s the Current Warranty and Performance Rating of Landmark Windows?

Manufacturers we work with provide strong warranties on frames, glazing, and finishes, and performance ratings that meet or exceed industry standards.

Are Landmark Windows Still ENERGY STAR® Certified?

Yes. Landmark Windows can be built to meet ENERGY STAR® certification by using modern glazing, thermal breaks, and low-E coatings, delivering insulation and efficiency comparable to top-performing windows while maintaining a landmark-appropriate look.

How Do Landmark Windows Compare to Newer High-Performance Brands?

They hold their own. Our projects show Landmark Windows meeting similar insulation and sound ratings as modern competitors, with the added benefit of custom historic detailing that mass-produced units often lack.

Do Landmark Windows Still Meet 2025 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Yes. With insulated glass units, gas fills, and thermally broken frames, Landmark Windows can be specified to satisfy current energy codes while remaining compliant with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission rules.

Are Landmark Windows Worth It Compared to Newer Competitors?

Often, yes. Off-the-shelf windows may not pass Landmarks review, which risks delays and rework. Landmark-approved units combine code compliance, long-term efficiency, and historic accuracy—typically the smarter long-term investment.

What’s the Current Warranty and Performance Rating of Landmark Windows?

Manufacturers we work with provide strong warranties on frames, glazing, and finishes, and performance ratings that meet or exceed industry standards.

Andrew Grisafi

June 18, 2020

High performance, Windows, Landmark, Doors

Navigating Local Law 97

Andrew Grisafi

June 18, 2020

High performance, Windows, Landmark, Doors

New York City’s 2019 Climate Mobilization Act includes a goal to reduce overall carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050, by 2030 an estimated 50,000 residential and commercial buildings will need to collectively cut their carbon emissions by 40 percent, and intermediate reductions begin in 2024.

Andrew Grisafi

June 2, 2020

High performance, Doors, Windows

High time for high performance

Andrew Grisafi

June 2, 2020

High performance, Doors, Windows

Local Law 97, or the Building Emissions Law, is the cornerstone of New York City’s Climate Mobilization Act. It’s one of the most ambitious climate change laws on the books.

Andrew Grisafi

May 27, 2020

Ed Silva Joins the Team as Field Manager

Andrew Grisafi

May 27, 2020

Ed Silva Joins the Team as Field Manager

Welcome to Ed Silva, who joined Historical Windows as our new Field Manager.

Andrew Grisafi

May 21, 2020

Our COVID-19 Reopening Plan

Andrew Grisafi

May 21, 2020

Your home and office is our jobsite, and we’re sensitive to and understand your concerns as the NYC metro region readies to reopen. Your safety is our top priority, so we’re providing a summary of our reopening plan with you.

Andrew Grisafi

May 21, 2020

Tom Evans Joins Our New England Team

Andrew Grisafi

May 21, 2020

Tom Evans is joining the Historical Windows team as our New England Territorial Representative.

Andrew Grisafi

May 18, 2020

Historical Windows of New York Joins New England Market

Andrew Grisafi

May 18, 2020

Historical Windows of New York Joins New England Market

Historical Windows is bringing our legacy of 50 years of successful landmark projects, the best product partnerships in the industry, and innovation in high performance to another iconic and historical city: Boston.