Residential Window Glass Replacement Companies In Your Area
One Call Home Repair, LLC
"One Call was on time, professional, completed work as promised and left the work area clean. I will use them again should the need arise."
5.0 star review from Linda L. in Arlington, WA
Palm Construction and Remodeling Inc.
"I heard many great things about this company from my friends and I also checked them on internet. I needed to build a deck and I set up a meeting with Palm Construction. Next day they gave me estimate, it was very acceptable so I decided to go with them. Nathan and his crew were great to work with, they were quick, disciplined, clean and polite and they finished job on time and within my budget. And I love my new deck! Thank you Palm Construction!"
5.0 star review from Peter H. in Seattle, WA
JJ Construction & Home Solutions, LLC
"JJ Construction is professional and knowledgeable. They are on the look out to help guide the home owner to a practical and cost effective solution that looks great. Khoa Ha managed my deck replacement and fence replacement project. He was able to provide great advice that allowed my project cost to remain low and to work quickly through the permitting and inspection process without any problems. He delivered on all of his promises, and was easy to coordinate with before and during our project. His pricing and billing is transparent and fair. Highly recommended!"
5.0 star review from Andrew H. in Edmonds, WA
Alexander's Custom Homes, Inc.
"Scott and team were a pleasure to work with from start to finish. Highly professional, detail oriented, and skilled. We look forward to referring Scott and team to family/friends and hiring again for future projects."
5.0 star review from Joe O. in Seattle, WA
Aria Glass, LLC
"We're very pleased with the work Aria Glass did for us. They showed up promptly, were professional and personable, took care of the problem carefully and even reduced the cost considerably when they found that the job was less involved than they anticipated. Folks like Ali and Salim restore my faith in human nature. "
5.0 star review from 'Lyn L. in Bellevue, WA
KDS Handyman & Construction Services, LLC
"Karl does many things well: finish carpentry, wall repair, bathroom sealing , threshold improvements, external shade installation (including improvements to the design) and electrical fixture installation. Karl also provided cost savings suggestions. He communicated very well and is reliable. "
5.0 star review from Yolanda M. in Renton, WA
Home Pro Remodeling & Construction, Inc.
Angle and Arc
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Deck Builders
"I would hire them again in a second. professional, Honest, and cordial."
4.2 star review from Hugh B. in Bothell, WA
If you notice a draft near your windows or that your double-paned glass is getting foggy, then it's time to get your windows replaced. Cracked, pitted, or misaligned glass can let in pests and the elements. If faulty windows don't get repaired, the surrounding wood and drywall can get water-damaged.
Residential window glass replacement services can do more than return your windows to the status quo after bad weather or even wear and tear. They can also:
- Suggest energy-efficient upgrades.
- Inspect all your windows for damage.
- Install beautiful new glass.
- Change your windows from single- to double-paned glass.
Experts recommend checking your windows for visible damage, air leaks, and water-softened wood once a year. If you need to replace a broken glass pane, find an expert who can help before the crack grows larger. Enter your zip code, and HomeAdvisor will connect you with home window glass replacement companies near you for speedy service.
Your window repair person can help with a range of different window types and repair services, including glass window repairs, aluminium window frame repairs, and even car window repairs. They’ll advise you on the best solution (whether repair or replacement) and use their tools to get the job done. Here’s what you can expect from some of the most common window repair services:
Glass window repairs
Your handyman will start by assessing the damage. If the extent of the damage is beyond repair, they’ll recommend a window replacement. But if your window glass only has a small crack, hole, or scratch, they’ll be able to repair it - at least temporarily - to seal your room and prevent the damage from getting worse. They’ll wear heavy duty gloves before handling any broken glass. Next, they’ll use clear nail-polish to patch up any small holes and scratches, building it up in layers, to discretely repair the glass. If there’s a crack but the window still feels sturdy, your repairer may apply a piece of clear tape over the surface to stop the crack from spreading further. For more advanced repairs, you’ll need to hire a glazier or organise a glass replacement.
Window frame repairs
The most common window frame repairs involve repairing rotten wood frames (since aluminium windows are less prone to damage). Your repairer will start by chipping away most of the rotten wood before covering it with a few layers of liquid epoxy to soak in. Once dry, they’ll mix epoxy filler and use this to fill the gap in your wooden window frame, shaping it to blend in with the rest of the frame. Once this filler is dry, they’ll sand the area smooth. At this point, the repairs are ready for priming and painting.
Window replacement
When your glass windows are beyond repair, they’ll need replacing. Your handyman will start by using the broken window pain. They’ll put on heavy duty gloves and safety glasses before scraping away at the putty or loosening the seal around the broken window pane so they can loosen and remove the old glass (including any shards). They’ll dispose of the old glass and then smooth out the edges of the frame so remove any remaining sealants. Your window replacement technician will measure the window to determine the size of the new glass, leaving a small 3.2mm gap around the edges to allow for expansion. Most of the time, they’ll get the glass cut to size at a local hardware store or glass company. Depending on the type of window frame and how the glass is sealed in, your handyman will then apply putty to the edges of the window, rolling it in their hands to make a long rope, and then sticking it onto the frame. They’ll gently push the new glass into the frame, allowing it to stick to the putty. Your window replacement professional will then apply more putty around the edges on both sides of the glass before gently removing any excess putty and smoothing it over.
Car window repairs
If your car window has a minor hole or crack, your window repairperson may be able to fix it without needing a total replacement. They’ll clean the area to remove debris and use a glass repair kit to seal the broken area with epoxy. The epoxy is applied using a syringe which forces resin into any cracks for a stronger seal.