Storm Windows: A Comprehensive Guide by Steve Jordan is a guide to understanding and choosing a storm window for residential or commercial architecture. It offers the pros and cons of the various types available and problems that may be encountered with the various types. 

Steve Jordan has been in the old-house repair and restoration business for forty-five years and has repaired and restored thousands of windows over the past twenty years. He is a graduate of Cornell University's Historic Preservation Program and was a contributing editor for Old-House Journal from 1998 until 2014. He was formerly rehab advisor for The Landmark Society of Western New York and an architectural conservator for Bero Architecture. Steve is the author of the award-winning Rehab Rochester: A Sensible Guide for Old-House Maintenance, Repair, and Rehabilitation (The Landmark Society of Western New York, Rochester, NY, 1995); co-author of Painting Kitchens: How to Choose and Use the Right Paint for Your Kitchen Walls, Ceilings, Floors, Cabinets, Countertops, and Appliances (Quarry Books, Gloucester, MA, 2004); and The Window Sash Bible (Create Space, 2015)Steve grew up in rural West Tennessee, studied history at Memphis State University, and now lives and works in Rochester, New York. He has worked in the building trades since he was fifteen years old and has worked on many distinctive and significant historic sites providing various services including consulting, window repairs, graining (faux bois), and condition inspections. His goal is to preserve our built environment and prevent the thoughtless destruction of historic windows by bringing to light their enduring yet often overlooked qualities as compared to the short-term lives of modern replacement windows.