Window repair means fixing or restoring damaged windows — glass panes, wood frame parts, screen nets, and hardware — instead of replacing the whole unit. Here's exactly what we do across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
We inspect the frame for soft, crumbling, or discolored wood, cut out the rot, and splice in new matching material. Sash, sill, jamb, brick molding, and patio door repairs — done on site whenever possible.
Broken or fogged glass gets measured precisely, custom fabricated, and installed with your existing glazing beads or new matching ones — so the window still looks original.
We preserve as much original material as possible while restoring structural integrity — repairing rotted wood, reglazing panes, and bringing original hardware back to working order.
Hinges, locks, balancers, chains, cranks, and latches get inspected, lubricated, repaired, or replaced so your windows open, close, and lock the way they should.
Torn mesh gets replaced with fresh screen material. If the frame itself is bent or broken, our technicians build a new custom frame on site to fit your opening exactly.
We seal drafts, add weather-stripping, and improve insulation around the opening — keeping your windows airtight through New England winters.
Send the details and we'll come out, look at the windows, and give you a clear written price — no pressure and no obligation.
Got a damaged, drafty, or aging window? We repair instead of replace — saving you thousands. Book your free on-site estimate today.
