Window Repair

This involves replacing broken or cracked window glass panes with new ones, ensuring the window's structural integrity, security, and energy efficiency.

Repairing or replacing deteriorated sealants and caulking around windows to prevent drafts, leaks, and moisture intrusion.

Repairing damaged window frames, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, or other materials, to ensure proper fit, functionality, and aesthetics.

Replacing faulty or worn-out window hardware, such as locks, handles, hinges, and cranks, to improve window operation and security.

Installing or replacing weatherstripping to improve insulation, reduce drafts, and enhance energy efficiency by sealing gaps around windows.

Fixing issues with window sashes and balances, which may involve realigning, lubricating, or replacing parts for smoother operation.

Addressing foggy or condensation between double-pane windows by repairing or replacing the seal to restore clarity and insulation.

Repairing or replacing damaged window screens to keep insects out and improve ventilation while maintaining a clear view.

Installing or repairing security-enhancing features such as window bars, laminated glass, or impact-resistant glass to improve protection against intruders.

 Upgrading windows with energy-efficient options, such as Low-E coatings or insulated glass, to improve thermal performance and reduce energy costs.

Specialized services for restoring and preserving historic windows, including repairing woodwork, glass, and hardware while maintaining the original aesthetic.

Providing prompt repairs for emergency situations, such as storm damage, accidents, or forced entry attempts, to secure the property and prevent further damage.

Offering expert advice and assessments to identify window issues, recommend appropriate repairs, and suggest maintenance strategies.