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Window Repair & Installation Services
Staten Island · Brooklyn · New Jersey · Family-owned since 2003
Staten Island's Window Repair & Replacement Experts
Most windows don't need to be replaced — they need the right part. We fix foggy and broken glass, failed balances, broken locks, cranks and hardware, drafty seals and torn screens on all major brands. When replacement makes more sense, we supply and install new windows from Alside, Silver Line, Simonton, JELD-WEN and more. Serving all of Staten Island, plus Brooklyn and New Jersey.
WINDOW REPAIRS
We repair vinyl, wood and aluminum windows on all major brands. Send us a photo and we'll tell you what's wrong and what it costs to fix.
Foggy & Broken Glass
Sash & Balance Repair
Locks, Cranks & Screens
WINDOW REPLACEMENT PROCESS
When repair isn't the right call, we supply and install new replacement and new construction windows. Here's how it works:
1. Evaluate
We look at every window first and tell you straight whether a repair will do the job or replacement is the smarter buy.
2. Select
We help you pick the right window brand, style and type for your home and budget.
3. Install
Your new windows are installed on your schedule with a clean, tight fit — for both replacement and new construction.
COMMON WINDOW REPAIR QUESTIONS
Can you fix a foggy window without replacing it?
Yes. Foggy glass means the seal on the insulated glass unit failed. We replace just the glass unit in your existing sash, which costs far less than a new window.
Why won't my window stay up?
It's almost always a worn or broken balance or a cracked pivot shoe. We replace balances on most brands of double-hung windows.
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Do you repair all window brands?
Yes. We repair vinyl and aluminum windows from all major brands.
How do I get a quote?
Text a photo of the window, and the brand label if you can find it, to 347-933-5591. We'll tell you what's wrong and what it costs. Estimates are free.
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What areas do you serve?
We work all over Staten Island, plus Brooklyn and New Jersey.
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Should I repair or replace my windows?
If the frame is solid, a repair usually makes sense. If the frame is rotted or warped, or several parts have failed, replacement is often the better buy. We'll tell you straight.