Window Repair
Windows that will not stay up, will not crank open, or will not lock are almost always a hardware failure inside a frame that is otherwise fine.
Single-hung and double-hung windows rely on a balance mechanism to hold the sash up. When that fails, the window either will not stay open or slams shut on its own. Casement and awning windows depend on the crank operator, which wears out with age and salt air exposure.
Service diagnoses the specific mechanism at fault, whether that is a balance, a crank operator, a lock, or hardware corrosion, and repairs or replaces that part directly rather than defaulting to a full window replacement.
What's Included
Common Questions
A failed balance or spring, the part that counterweights the sash. It is a targeted, repairable fix.
Yes, and it is usually a quick hardware repair rather than something that requires a new window.
Get Started
Tell us what is going wrong and we will arrange a time to assess it.
Phone: (305) 833-9474
Email: info@lmdoorswindowsrepair.com
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