Window Services
Sash cord / Spiral balances Replacement
Casement winders and chain winders Replacement
Sliding window roller repairs
Casement/Awning window stay Replacement
Lock replacement
A double-hung window that won't stay open or is difficult to move often has worn-out balances or broken springs. Repairing these components restores smooth operation and prevents safety hazards. Sliding windows, on the other hand, may become stuck due to dirty tracks, worn rollers, or misalignment. Fixing these issues ensures effortless gliding and proper sealing, improving security and energy efficiency. Whether your window won't stay put, is hard to open, or feels drafty, professional repairs will restore functionality and comfort to your
home.
Why Should you repair your windows?
Maintaining your casement, double-hung, and sliding windows in peak condition guarantees smooth operation, energy efficiency, and enhanced security. Casement windows may encounter stiff hinges, broken cranks, or compromised seals, which can obstruct their opening or closing. Double-hung windows are prone to issues like deteriorated balances or misalignment, resulting in unexpected drops or jams. Sliding windows may have difficulty moving due to worn rollers or clogged tracks, leading to drafts and weak insulation. Addressing these concerns prevents expensive replacements, boosts home security, and augments comfort by eliminating drafts and decreasing energy expenses.