It is one of those situations that every homeowner dreads — a rock came flying through your window, and now you need a repair.
Whether you own a vintage home or a new construction home with retro appeal, then you should know that you have options available to you when it comes to glass repair for your wood frame and casement windows.
Repairs on original wood framed and casement windows are often time consuming, and they need to be performed at your house. Please keep this in mind when you call us.
Those who have Low-E glass within their wood framed windows will want to talk with the technician about the type of insulated glass that they have. This type of glass has a light green tinge to it, and we will want to match it accordingly before we do the repair.
Those who have older wood frame and casement windows will likely have to talk with us about the putty that was used during the original installation. Be sure to keep us informed if this type of putty was used during the installation of your windows. Also, take note of the size of the windows and provide us with the specifications when you first call to discuss your own particular repair needs.
Regardless of whether you have new wood framed windows or vintage wood framed windows, we can help you get your glass repaired as quickly and easily as possible. By providing us with accurate information during the initial consultation, we can make the process convenient for you.