Curved wood mastery since 1979. A digital showroom built to match.
From 3309 26th Street in the Mission District, Arellano's Wood Windows and Doors has spent more than four decades manufacturing curved sash windows, bent glass, and historical period replications for San Francisco.
- 3309 26th St · Mission District
- Curved windows · Bent glass
- Since 1979 · C-17 #916526
- Shop (415) 282-8362
Prepared by Karina Carillo · Brandcore

47 years of craft. Six things the website hides.
Observed on arellanoswoodwindows.com on 31 October 2026. Counts are from the live home, about, contact, projects, and links pages — not from a template.
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The homepage is titled “Home” — and has no H1.0 meta descriptions across all 5 pages. Search engines get a page with no service name in its title.Source · /home.html <title>
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No tap-to-call anywhere.0
tel:links on 5 pages. The shop line and Rick's estimate line are plain text, even on a phone.Source · home + contact -
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The site is a fixed 1,000px canvas.No viewport meta tag. Phones lay the page out at 980px and scale the whole desktop canvas down — nav and phone numbers become tiny.Source · home viewport
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High
Core services have no pages.Navigation is Home, About, Contact, Projects, Links — 5 items. No Windows, Doors, Bent Glass, or Historic Replication page to rank or explain.Source · main navigation
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17 project photographs. 0 captions.Three auto-fading galleries show the work with no project name, scope, or neighborhood to hold onto.Source · /projects.html
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Medium
A holiday notice is still above the fold.“Closed Dec. 24th thru Jan. 4th, 2026” is the largest line on the homepage in late October 2026.Source · /home.html

A homeowner is ready to call. The site asks them to guess.
A Victorian owner in Noe Valley searches for the one thing you do better than almost anyone: a curved wood window that matches the radius of their bay. Here is the path the current site offers — and the shorter one a focused site can.
- Search lands on a page titled “Home”
- Five generic nav items, no services
- Projects opens three auto-fading galleries
- 17 photographs, no captions or scope
- Back to Home to find a number
- Read a plain-text number, dial manually
- Curved window service page answers the search
- Project gallery shows the radius and the finish
- One tap calls the shop or Rick's estimate line
The craft is not the gap. The path is.A focused site turns 47 years of work into three clear steps.
Illustrative search state
Arellano's Wood Windows. Since 1979. Curved window specialists & bent glass sales.
No service page · No call button3309 26th St, San Francisco · (415) 282-8362
Search result is an illustrative state built from the live page title and snippet. Source · live page titles, 31 Oct 2026.

Your work leads. The next step is obvious.
A live HTML concept — not a screenshot. Change the opening type, open the service pages, filter the work, or jump to the shop details.
- Curved windows & bent glassOne page each, written around the radius, the finish, and the period detail.
- Your published photographyOrganized by craft — with the 17 images finally captioned and scoped.
- Clear inquiry routingShop line and Rick's voice-only estimate line, both tappable.
Concept UI · real photographs from your published project gallery. Illustrative states are labeled. Nothing here books or sends anything.
Crafted for the shape of your home.
Custom wood windows, curved glass and historical replications, made to order in your 26th Street shop.
True-radius wood sash for bow, bay, and turret windows — engineered to match the opening.
Curved windows & bent glass.
Manufactured and installed from 26th Street. Built for Victorian and Edwardian bow, bay, and turret openings, with Title 24, Sec. 110.6 guidance in plain language.
Choose the openingA shallow bow: three or more sash set on a gentle radius, with bent glass to match.
Doors that belong to the house.
Custom wood doors in any style and size, manufactured in the shop and installed by the same team. Built to preserve period detail without sacrificing modern energy performance.
- Divided-lite, arched, and panel doors
- Historic profile matching
- Finish and hardware coordination
17 photographs. Finally in context.
Every published gallery becomes a captioned project: the craft, the opening type, and the San Francisco neighborhood where you are willing to share it.
Counts are the three live galleries (5 + 6 + 6). They carry no titles today, so these category names are a proposal to confirm with Rick.
3309 26th Street, San Francisco.
Mission District workshop and showroom. Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM · Sat 8:30 AM–2:00 PM.
Rick's line is voice only — no texting. Shop hours and contacts as published.
Same live DOM · each mode is the real concept at a different width
Read the concept detail
Home introduces the craft, the 17-image project library, and an opening-type selector. Windows explains curved sash and bent glass with a bow / turret / transom selector. Doors covers period door replication. Projects gives the 17 published photographs a captioned index. Visit carries the real address, hours, shop line, Rick's voice-only estimate line, and email.
The Desktop, Phone, and Expanded controls resize this one live concept so you can see how it behaves at real screen widths — the tabs, gallery, and contacts are the same DOM in every mode. Buttons open the phone dialer; nothing is submitted, booked, or sent from this presentation.

Six pieces. One workshop-grade web presence.
Not a template with a new logo. A site built around how San Francisco homeowners, architects, and contractors actually find and judge curved-window work.
Service architecture
Windows, doors, bent glass, and historic replication each get a page that answers the search — and links back to the work.
Deliverable · 4 service pagesProject proof library
Your 17 published photographs organized by craft, with captions, opening types, and scope — instead of three anonymous slideshows.
Deliverable · captioned galleryInquiry routing
Shop line, Rick's estimate line, and email presented as obvious actions, with the voice-only note kept intact.
Deliverable · tap-to-call pathsLocal search
Google Business Profile, service-area language, and fresh project updates tuned for Mission District and Bay Area searches.
Deliverable · profile + local pagesTitle 24 & period guidance
Plain-language help on CA Title 24, Sec. 110.6 and historic accuracy — the questions that stall a custom-window decision.
Deliverable · homeowner guideGrowth partnership
Monthly project updates, honest review requests, and one accountable partner for the life of the site.
Deliverable · monthly rhythm
We have done this before. Drag the line.
For United Facilities Group, Brandcore took a dated commercial site and rebuilt it around clear service hierarchy and a direct action path. The same standard applies here.
- Client
- United Facilities Group
- Site
- ufgworks.com
- Brandcore work
- Rebuild & launch
Before and after are the client's own published states. No traffic, lead, or revenue claims are made on this page.


3-day strategy. 7-day build. 60-day local growth.
A turnkey rollout built around the shop schedule. Your crew stays on the millwork; Karina Carillo and Brandcore handle the site, the copy, and the launch.
Strategy & routing
A 1-on-1 kickoff with Karina to set service priorities, the project story, and how inquiries should reach the shop versus Rick.
- Curved window, bent glass & Title 24 page plan
- Project photo and caption inventory
- Shop line vs. estimate line routing
Custom build & launch
Brandcore designs, builds, and launches the site around your real project photography and the 26th Street shop.
- Mobile-first service pages and project library
- 1-tap calls to (415) 282-8362 & (415) 305-0276
- Launch QA and a planned handover
Local growth
Strengthen visibility across San Francisco so historic homeowners, architects, and builders find the shop first.
- Google Business Profile & local pages
- Honest review requests & project updates
- Ongoing updates with Karina
*Subject to scope and content readiness. Dates are targets agreed at kickoff, not a guarantee.

Three ways to put 47 years of craft online.
Start with the site the work deserves, then add the local-growth rhythm when it makes sense. Scope is confirmed in writing before anything is built.
The flagship site
For getting the craft online, cleanly.
- Mobile-first site with up to 4 service pages
- Captioned project gallery from your photography
- Shop and estimate call routing
- Launch QA and handover
Site + local presence
For turning searches into estimate calls.
- Everything in Foundation
- Google Business Profile & local page tuning
- Project captions and service-area copy
- 60-day local growth rhythm
The ongoing workshop
For staying current as the work grows.
- Everything in Flagship
- Monthly project updates & content
- Review requests and seasonal pages
- Quarterly strategy with Karina

Let's give 47 years of San Francisco millwork the digital flagship it deserves.
Prepared for Rick Arellano and the team at 3309 26th Street. I will stay personally involved from strategy kickoff through launch, so the shop never has to chase a vendor.

“Since 1979, Arellano's Wood Windows and Doors has built and installed some of San Francisco's finest curved wood windows, bent glass, and period replications from 26th Street. I would love to walk you through this custom concept in a brief 15-minute call.”
Let's talk.
Thursday at 1 PM or Friday at 2 PM Pacific, or choose any weekday time that fits Rick's schedule.