The stained glass windows at Trinity United Methodist Church in Darlington, South Carolina leaked so bad that the church members had stapled sheets of plastic over the windows so that the rain would not blow through the windows during the service (photos 1 and 2). They had another studio company reseal the windows on site. It is practically impossible to properly reseal stained glass windows on site. It does not solve the problem of leaky windows. It only leaves a mess on the exterior of the windows (photos 3 and 4). The same company ‘restored’ their Jesus, Knocking at the Door window. But that company did not rebuild the window with the same profile lead as the window had originally (photo 5). Plus, when they installed their ‘restored’ window, they did not scrape the frame and did not use the correct caulk (photo 6). The caulk which is less than two years old has not bonded well with the sash and frame. The church hired us to restore their windows and fix their problems.