Window repair — rollers, locks, glass & balances.

Window problems we fix

• Sliding windows that stick or won't glide (worn rollers/track)
• Single/double-hung sashes that won't stay up (failed balances)
• Window locks and latches that won't secure
• Foggy glass from a failed insulated-glass seal
• Cracked or broken window glass
• Torn window screens

Why windows fail in Florida

The same coastal forces that wear sliding doors — salt air, humidity, sun, sand — also seize window rollers, corrode locks, and tire out the balance springs that hold sashes open. Insulated-glass seals fail with age and heat, fogging the pane.

What we repair

1. Rollers & tracks on horizontal sliding windows
2. Balances on single- and double-hung windows so sashes stay up
3. Locks & latches for security
4. Glass — replacing cracked or foggy failed-seal units
5. Screens — rescreening window screens

Repair or replace?

Servicing rollers, balances, locks, or a single foggy pane is far cheaper than replacing the window. Full window replacement is only warranted when the frame itself has failed.

Cost & timing

Hardware repairs are quick and affordable; glass is made-to-order with a lead time. You get a clear estimate first.