How Do I Know If I Need to Repair or Fully Replace My Windows?

Repair is often the right answer when the issue is isolated. Consider repair if:

• A single pane is cracked or fogged (failed seal) — glass-only replacement is straightforward
• Hardware is worn: locks, cranks, and balancers can all be replaced without touching the frame
• The window is drafty but the frame is structurally sound — weatherstripping and re-caulking often solve it

Full replacement makes sense when:

• The frame itself is rotted, warped, or out of square
• Multiple panes are failed across the house (a sign the units have simply aged out)
• You're upgrading to double- or triple-pane for energy efficiency
• The existing window style doesn't match the home's current design direction

A quick inspection tells the story — we're happy to take a look and give you an honest read before you commit to anything.