Window alignments
Windows that stick, rub, won't close all the way or won't lock are often out of alignment. We adjust and realign sashes so they open, close and lock smoothly again.
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Window repair in Eagle, Pitkin & Summit Counties
Windows that stick, fog up, won't lock or let in drafts can almost always be fixed. We repair the windows you already have, on every brand, so they work like new again.
Window repair services
Regardless of the brand of windows in your home, we have the repair experience to bring them back.
Whole house window & door tune-ups
The advantage of working on all the windows and doors in a home is that even windows that seem to be working well usually have screws and hardware that are loose, are slightly out of adjustment, and lack lubrication. If neglected, these issues often result in more expensive repairs down the road. An ounce of prevention goes a long way! We tighten, adjust and lubricate every window and door in the house, and add glass replacement where it's needed.
Hardware replacement
Worn-out cranks, operators, hinges, balances, locks and handles replaced so every window opens, closes and locks like day one.
Replacing worn-out hardware
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Weatherstrip replacement
Worn weatherstripping lets in drafts, dust and water. New weatherstrip seals your windows up tight again and helps keep the mountain weather outside.
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Glass replacement
When a seal fails, moisture gets trapped between the panes and no amount of cleaning helps. We measure and replace just the glass, including custom shapes like arched tops. Your frames, trim, plaster and stucco stay put.
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- Loose screws and hardware, windows slightly out of adjustment, and dry, unlubricated parts
- Windows that won't open, close or stay open
- Sashes out of alignment that rub or won't latch
- Window balances, cranks (operators), rollers and hinges
- Window locks and handles
- Drafty windows with worn weatherstripping
- Fixed windows converted to operable windows
- Storm and bear damage to tracks, frames and glass
- Parts for discontinued window brands
- Foggy or cloudy double-pane glass from a failed seal
- Custom-shaped and arched glass replacement
Window repair questions
What is a whole house window and door tune-up?
We go through every window and door in your home, tighten loose screws and hardware, adjust anything that's slightly out of alignment, and lubricate the moving parts. Even windows that seem to work fine usually need it, and catching these issues early prevents more expensive repairs down the road.
Can foggy windows be fixed without replacing the whole window?
In most cases, yes. Fog between the panes means the seal on the insulated glass unit has failed. We measure and replace only that glass unit, including custom shapes like arched tops, and leave your frame, trim, plaster and stucco in place.
What causes fog or condensation between window panes?
Double-pane windows are sealed with dry air or gas between the glass. When that seal fails, moist air gets in and condenses between the panes, so the fog can't be wiped off from either side. The fix is to replace the sealed glass unit, not the whole window.
How long does it take to replace foggy window glass?
Custom glass is measured at your home and ordered, then installed on a second visit. On one arched window job, the replacement glass arrived several weeks after measuring and the install took a couple of hours, without disturbing the plaster or stucco.
Can you make a fixed window open?
Yes. We convert fixed (non-opening) windows into operable windows. Eric looks at the window during your free in-home inspection and explains what the conversion involves.
Do you repair every brand of window?
Yes. Regardless of the brand of windows in your home, we can repair them. When a manufacturer is out of business, we track down parts on the secondary market.
Is it cheaper to repair windows than to replace them?
Often, yes. One client was quoted tens of thousands of dollars to replace a fogged arched window and three sliders. Replacing just the glass took a couple of hours and left the plaster and stucco untouched. The free inspection tells you which option makes sense for your home.
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