Historic replication
Original proportions, profiles, divided lites and architectural character guide the new work.
About Wooddale Windows
Wooddale specializes in replicating original wood windows—preserving and upgrading the common and unusual sizes, profiles and designs found in buildings from years past.

1977Window craft begins
1994Wooddale established
30+Years in business
1847Oldest project era
The craft came first
Wooddale’s roots in Northwest window craft reach back to 1977. The company’s early experience with wood window restoration grew from a local union apprenticeship, where a specialized trade was learned directly from highly experienced craftspeople.
That knowledge grew through decades of restoration, replication and custom fabrication. Today it remains central to how Wooddale approaches an old window, an unusual opening or a detail that cannot be ordered from a standard catalog.

Established in 1994
Wooddale Windows began in response to family members and friends repeatedly asking Dale to work on their homes. In 1994, the company started in a single-car garage.
After five years of continuous growth, Wooddale moved to historic Oregon City. The company’s work continued to expand from residential repairs and one-off sash to complete custom windows, entry systems and historically appropriate replication.
A wide range of old buildings
Wooddale’s completed work spans buildings dating from 1847 through 1980. The project may be a familiar double-hung window or a shape and profile that exists nowhere else.
Original proportions, profiles, divided lites and architectural character guide the new work.
Windows, sash, doors and screens built around the actual opening rather than a stock dimension.
The project details stay connected to the people reviewing, laying out and making the work.

Material expertise
Wooddale is an approved manufacturer of Accoya. Ask us about the advantages of choosing Accoya for custom windows and doors, including projects where dimensional stability and long-term durability are important considerations.
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