Failed window seals, broken balance mechanisms, damaged weatherstripping, and stuck sashes are repairable without replacing the full window unit. We diagnose what's actually wrong before quoting a replacement, and in most cases can restore the window to proper operation for significantly less.
Yes — that's a failed balance mechanism. Double-hung windows use either a spiral balance (a spring inside a tube) or a block-and-tackle system to hold the sash at any height. Both are replaceable. The replacement part is matched to your window brand and sash weight.
The sealed unit — the glass assembly between the two sashes — can often be replaced without replacing the full window frame. If your window frame is in good condition, we can order a replacement IGU (insulated glass unit) sized to your existing frame, which costs a fraction of a full window.
Need window repair handled? Request your free estimate today and let's get it off your list.
