How much do window repair services typically cost?
- San Francisco, California Average$602
- Typical Range$408 - $799
- Low End - High End$182 - $1,500
Storefront installation, Shower door installation, Installation and Repairs of Doors and Windows , and 2 more
"Hakim was a pleasure to work with, from start to finish. Prompt, fair bid, pleasant, and did a fantastic job. We’ve already asked him for a larger job. 100% would recommend."
Evan H. in December 2021
Shower Glass, Mirrors, Window Glass , and 1 more
"Responsible and reliable. During installation of a glass shower door, there were two problems. They fixed them perfectly and without issue. I would hire them again."
Jeff A. in December 2021
Glass Replacement, Windows repairs, Framless Shower Doors , and 1 more
"Ryan did an excellent job. He replaced a broken pane, left the place perfectly clean."
Roger L. in December 2022
In business since 2023
About us: "We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. We are experts in our trade and will do our best to keep you as educated as we can on your particular task or project. We look forward to earning your business!"
"Erik and Genci were prompt, professional, thorough and accommodating. We liked working with them and will definitely use them again for maintaining our house."
John B. in November 2023
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Get Matched With ProsWindow repairs include everything from replacing broken glass panes to fixing sticking sashes and replacing old hardware. While you may be tempted to install replacement windows instead of repairing existing ones, there are several reasons why repair makes more sense. If you have antique glass or want to preserve the original windows to maintain your home's appearance, repair makes more sense than replacement.
Another reason why you should fix your old windows instead of installing new ones is if your windows are older. Old windows were designed to be repaired. Sashes, for example, were often made from old-growth lumber which can be repaired easily unlike modern windows.
Finally, replacement windows often remove a few inches of natural light because they are essentially "boxes" that fit inside an existing opening and their frames tend to cut out some of the light that would otherwise have been let in.
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