The Window Restoration Roundtable
A monthly roundtable designed for established wood window restoration professionals who are ready to transform their craft into a consistently profitable business.
Begins Sept 4th, 2025.
And Every Following First Thursday at 11AM PST, 2pm EST
Limited to 8 Members Maximum.
Every month, skilled craftsmen across the country are dealing with the same frustrations:
The Pricing Trap: Competing on price, not craftsmanship.
The Time Crunch: More paperwork than restoration work.
The Feast or Famine Cycle: Booked solid, then scrambling.
The Knowledge Gap: Master craftsman, amateur business owner.
Let's stop working harder and start working smarter.
You didn't get into this business to struggle with feast-or-famine, pricing battles, or 70-hour weeks that leave you exhausted and your family wondering when they'll see you again.
YOU'RE A CRAFTSMAN. AN ARTIST.
Someone who takes pride in bringing century-old windows back to life with skill that most people don't even know exists anymore.
But being great at restoration doesn't automatically make you great at running a profitable business.
WHAT IF THERE WAS A WAY TO:
>> Consistently book premium projects without competing on price
>> Build systems that let your business run smoothly (even when you're not there)
>> Connect with other master craftsmen who actually understand your challenges
>> Learn proven strategies from peers who've cracked the code on profitable growth
HERE'S HOW THIS IS DIFFERENT:
Real Experience:
Every member is actively running a restoration business.
Honest Conversations:
We share actual numbers, real challenges, and proven solutions.
Industry Focus:
Every strategy is for wood window restoration businesses.
Every month, the group will choose an area of focus and a challenge to tackle:
- Getting more customers without chasing leads
- Charging what your work is actually worth
- Faster estimates that close more jobs
- Simple systems that save time
- Work orders that actually work
- Getting paid faster
- Dealing with cheap competitors
- Finding reliable help
- Managing busy seasons vs. slow periods
- Building repeat customer relationships
- Working with contractors and architects
- Handling difficult customers
- Setting boundaries with clients
- Equipment that pays for itself
- Teaching apprentices efficiently
- Managing multiple jobs at once
- Organizing your shop for efficiency
- Getting referrals from past customers
- Handling permits and inspections
- Planning for retirement
- Basic bookkeeping that makes sense
- Insurance and liability basics
- Photographing your work
- Seasonal business planning
- Supply costs and vendor relationships
- Emergency jobs - when to take them
- Expanding services vs. staying focused
- Building your local reputation
This Is for Serious Professionals Only
You're a good fit if:
- You're already established in wood window restoration (not just getting started)
- You're committed to growing a sustainable, profitable business
- You're willing to share insights and learn from others
You're NOT a good fit if:
- You're just starting out and need basic business advice
- You're only interested in quick fixes or shortcuts
- You're not willing to invest time in implementing what you learn
- You compete primarily on being the cheapest option
Space is intentionally limited to 8 members to ensure quality discussions and real relationship building.
Begins Sept 4th, 2025.
And Every Following First Thursday at 11AM PST, 2pm EST
Questions?
Email: geoffry@eastportlandsash.com
Text: 503-453-6301