Window repair, done right.
Foggy glass, broken seals, stuck sashes, busted hardware — we fix what's worth fixing. And when replacement makes more sense than repair, we tell you straight.
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Most windows don't need full replacement.
Foggy glass, failed seals, worn balance hardware, stuck sashes, broken locks — these are all repairs that cost a fraction of a new window. The frame is usually fine. The opening is fine. Just one specific component has worn out or failed.
We repair double-hung, casement, sliding, awning, and specialty windows — vinyl, wood, aluminum, and clad-wood frames from all major manufacturers. Most repairs finish in a single visit once the parts are on hand.
When the math says repair doesn't make sense — the frame is rotted, multiple windows have failed seals, or you're chasing recurring problems — we'll tell you directly and walk through window installation options instead. The recommendation matches your situation, not our invoice.
Window problems we fix.
Six issues that bring most homeowners to a window repair contractor — and what's actually going on inside the window when each one shows up.
Foggy or Cloudy Glass
Moisture between the panes means the seal has failed and the gas fill is gone. We can replace the insulated glass unit (IGU) without replacing the whole window in most cases.
Broken or Cracked Glass
From small cracks to fully shattered panes — usually from impact or stress. We replace single-pane, double-pane, and triple-pane glass to match the original spec.
Stuck or Hard to Open
Failed balance springs on double-hungs, worn pivot bars, paint sealing the sash to the frame, or shifted jamb liners. Most are 30-minute fixes once diagnosed.
Drafts & Air Leaks
Worn weatherstripping, compressed bulb seals, or sash balances that no longer pull the window tight against the frame. Fixable without replacement most of the time.
Broken Hardware
Locks, latches, casement crank operators, sash balances, sash cords. We source replacement hardware from major manufacturers and install to factory spec.
Rotted Frames & Sills
Localized rot can sometimes be repaired with epoxy consolidant and patching; widespread rot usually means the frame needs replacement. We'll tell you which one your window is.
What we actually do.
Specific repairs for specific problems — itemized in your written estimate, not lumped into a vague service charge.
Glass Replacement
Insulated Glass Unit (IGU) Swaps
Hardware Replacement
Weatherstripping
Frame & Sill Repair
Emergency Glass Service
How a window repair works.
Five steps from first call to a working window. Most repairs wrap up the same visit once parts are confirmed.
Inspection
We diagnose the actual cause — not just the visible symptom — and check for related issues nearby.
Estimate
A written, no-obligation estimate that itemizes parts and labor by window.
Source Parts
We source the correct replacement glass, hardware, or weatherstripping for your specific window.
Repair
Most repairs finish in a single visit. Custom-order glass may require a second appointment.
Test
We confirm operation, lock function, and air seal before signing off on the work.
Why homeowners trust our repairs.
Honest math, fast service, and quality parts — without the upsell pressure to replace what's still salvageable.
Honest Repair-or-Replace Math
If the repair is the better long-term value, we recommend the repair. If replacement makes more sense, we say so — and we won't push you toward whichever costs more.
Fast Turnaround
Most repairs are completed same-day or within a few days depending on parts availability. Custom glass orders take longer — we tell you exactly how long upfront.
OEM & Quality Parts
We source parts from the original manufacturer when available, and trusted aftermarket suppliers when not — never the cheapest stocking SKU we can find.
42 Years in Michigan
Decades of repair experience across every window brand and frame material. We know which problems are worth chasing, and which come back even after the repair.
Repair Costs a Fraction of Replacement
A glass-only swap typically runs 30–50% of a new window's installed cost. Hardware fixes are usually under $200. We'll show you the math, not just the headline.
Workmanship Warranty
Every repair is backed by our workmanship warranty. If a seal we replaced fails, or hardware we installed breaks because of how we installed it, we come back and fix it.
Window repair FAQs.
Window repair across Michigan.
With offices in Port Huron and Troy, we serve homeowners throughout the region.
Window problems? Let's fix them.
Get your free estimate — we'll diagnose the real cause and give you honest math on repair vs. replacement, with no upsell pressure.