clients we serve       

churches
The very origins of our business trace back to interacting with Churches
to address their window needs and therefore, they hold a special place in
our business.

Foremost, the professionals of FINO Creative Enterprises, Inc. are proud
to share a strong commitment to Church facilities with our strategic
partner: Wixon Art Glass of Glen Ellyn, Illinois. You will be amazed at the
breadth of ecclesiastical, artistic, and inspirational glass offerings that they
can create for you.

All Stained Glass pictures featured are courtesy of:
www.WixonArtGlass.com

For everything else Church Window or Door related: we too are your
preferred source.
Do you Need a
"Church Window Tune-Up"?

"Church window Tune-Up" is a service we provide
specifically for Churches, Cathedrals, and
Synagogues whereby we deliver maintenance to
your existing windows and doors. Not just a mere
consultative "inspection" but rather a legitimate
service that seeks to extend the life of your windows
and maximize their beauty.

-When was the last time the windows in your
sanctuary were actually cleaned?

-What is the extent of broken glass?

-What is the cause of broken glass?

-What is the condition of any painted glass?

-Is the glass corroding?

-Are the panels rigid or collapsing?

-Is the lead or other metal weakening or corroding?

-Are there broken solder joints?

-What is the condition of the putty under the lead
flanges?

-Are the tie wires or support bars still present and
attached to the window?

-Are there bulges or waves in the window?

-What is the cause of any bulges?

-Are support bars adequately attached to frame?

-Is additional reinforcement now needed?

-What is the type and condition of the frames?

-What is the type and condition of the meeting
joints?

-What is the condition of ventilator windows?

-Do the ventilator windows operate smoothly?

-Should protective or insulating glazing be added?

-Is the current exterior plexiglass glazing
"Yellowed-Out"?

-What is the condition of the putty or caulk holding
the windows into the frames?

-What is the condition of the sub-framing support of
the frames?

-What is the risk of damage that may occur if the
window is removed for work?

-Is the putty holding the window into the frame
cracked or missing?

-Should previous repairs or restorations be
upgraded?

-Does the sun beat-down on them excessively in a
manner that allows insects to enter and air or
moisture to leak in?

For an estimate on these services
and/or to discuss such findings at
your next monthly board meeting,
contact us and mention...

"I want an estimate on a
Church window Tune-up"!!

847.875.7013