Window Replacement in Point Reyes Station, CA

Non-combustible factory-finished fiber cement with coastal-grade flashings and fasteners. It survives the salt air and chronic marine damp far better than field-painted wood and addresses the ridge-edge wildfire exposure at the same time.

The village sits in near-constant fog and salt-laden coastal air with poor drying conditions, so wood cladding swells, chalks, and rots, and ordinary fasteners corrode. The climate, not age alone, drives most failures here.

Yes, in the moderate range. Point Reyes Station backs onto the grass-covered Inverness Ridge and open ranchland that cure to fuel in dry, offshore-wind periods, so non-combustible cladding and hardened detailing are sensible precautions.

Yes. We use plain, period-honest profiles and proportioned trim that respect West Marin's unpretentious vernacular while modernizing weather performance underneath.

Yes — the village core plus the farmhouses, cottages, and outbuildings scattered across the dairy and ranch lands toward Tomales Bay and the Inverness Ridge.

Often somewhat, because of West Marin's remoteness, coastal-grade materials, and the frequent dry-rot found at sills and ground transitions once weathered cladding is removed. We keep that contingency visible in a written estimate.