Our list of repairs is vast, and we are rarely limited by anything. The kinds we offer include foggy, seal failure, and broken double ane windows, frameless shower enclosures, custom cut and framed mirrors, upgrades to low-E, energy-efficient glass, hail damage repair, and more. We also do full window replacement, vinyl bead repair, screens, glass inserts for French doors, sliding and stationary glass patio doors, decorative glass for cabinets, gas lanterns, and, again, more.

We guarantee to always offer you the best prices possible, and this will be reflected in the quote we provide for you. Get in touch for your free, no-obligation quote, and see your exact job cost.

The majority of our glass replacement can be done in just a couple of hours, depending on the size of the job. We don’t keep you waiting but can give a more accurate time frame when we know your job requirements.

You will receive a lifetime warranty on all the work we do, so if there is ever an issue with the glass resulting from our work, we’ll come and fix it absolutely free of charge.

Key signs include difficulty opening or closing windows, condensation between panes, visible cracks in the glass, and drafts. These issues often indicate a need for window repair in Plano TX.

Timely window repair can prevent more costly issues down the road, improve your home’s energy efficiency, enhance security, and maintain the property’s overall appearance.

If the damage is minor, such as cracked glass or faulty hardware, repair is usually sufficient. However, if the windows are old and inefficient, replacement might be a better long-term investment.

While small repairs like replacing weatherstripping can be done DIY, more complex issues such as broken glass or damaged frames should be handled by a professional to ensure safety and proper installation.

Regular maintenance, such as cleaning tracks, checking seals, and removing debris, can prevent minor issues from becoming major problems. Annual inspections can also help catch issues early.

A professional will first assess the damage, then provide a quote for repairs. The actual repair process usually involves fixing or replacing damaged parts like glass, frames, or seals, and it can often be completed in a few hours.