What We Fix
From a single stuck sash to a house full of foggy double-panes, we repair the parts of a window that fail before we ever suggest replacing the whole unit.
- Stuck or hard-to-open sashes
- Broken seals & foggy, fogged double-pane glass
- Worn cranks, locks & window hardware
- Torn or damaged window screens
- Drafts & failed weatherstripping
- Cracked or chipped glass panels
An Honest Answer, Not an Upsell
- Free on-site inspection — Guy or Adam looks at the actual window before recommending anything
- We recommend a repair whenever it's the right call — not just the more profitable one
- Most window repairs are finished in the same visit — no waiting on custom orders
- If a full replacement really is the better long-term fix, we'll explain exactly why
- Licensed, insured, and personally handled by Guy and Adam — no subcontractors
How It Works
Call or Request Online
Tell us what's going on with your window or door.
Free On-Site Inspection
Guy or Adam looks at the actual problem in person.
Honest Recommendation
Repair or replace — whichever one actually makes sense.
Same-Visit Fix
Most repairs are done on the spot, cleaned up when finished.
A Quick, Honest Guide
General signs to watch for — but the free on-site inspection is always what actually decides it, not a checklist.
Repair Usually Makes Sense
- One window with a single foggy or failed seal, otherwise sound
- Worn hardware, locks, cranks, or hinges
- Torn screens or failed weatherstripping
- Cosmetic damage — frame scuffs, minor caulk or paint issues
- A window that's stiff or hard to open but structurally fine
Replacement Usually Wins
- Multiple windows fogging or failing across the house
- Rotted, water-damaged, or warped frames
- Old single-pane glass in a hot, west-facing room
- Hardware that keeps failing again after repairs
- Repair cost is creeping close to what a new window runs
Window Repair Across Southern California
Serving all of Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the western Inland Empire. Browse a city page for local details, or call us — we probably cover your area.
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Inland Empire
Window Repair Questions, Answered
Can foggy or fogged double-pane windows be repaired?
Sometimes. A single failed seal on an otherwise sound window can often be resealed or have the glass unit replaced. If fogging keeps coming back or shows up across multiple windows, that usually points to age-related seal failure throughout the house, and replacement makes more sense.
How much does window repair cost compared to a full replacement?
It depends entirely on the damage, which is why we do a free on-site inspection instead of quoting blind over the phone. As a rule of thumb: if a repair is creeping close to what a new window would cost, replacement is usually the better long-term value — we'll tell you honestly which side of that line your job falls on.
Do you repair window screens?
Yes, we repair and replace damaged or torn window screens, usually in the same visit as any other window work. See our dedicated screen repair page for more detail.
How fast can you come look at a window repair?
Call us and we'll get you scheduled fast — we're open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM, with the phone answered 24/7. The inspection itself is always free.
How do I know if my window needs a repair or a full replacement?
That's exactly what the free on-site inspection is for. Guy or Adam will look at the window in person and give you an honest recommendation — most stuck sashes and worn hardware are same-visit repairs, while damaged frames or failed seals across the house sometimes call for a full replacement.
My window broke after a break-in — can you fix it today?
Yes — that's a priority call for us. See our same-day window replacement page for break-ins, or just call (818) 660-2836 and we'll get you taken care of fast.
