Cold air near closed windows or doors
Worn or missing weatherstripping.
If you can feel cold air around a window or door, the seals have probably worn out. Replacing weatherstripping is one of the fastest ways to make a room more comfortable.
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Worn or missing weatherstripping.
Gaps where seals have shrunk or torn.
Warm air leaking out and hitting cold surfaces.
Worn sweep, threshold or door seal.
Stopping air leaks makes rooms warmer in winter, reduces heating costs and noise, and costs far less than new windows.
Use our quote form to describe the problem and add a few photos.
We get back to you as soon as possible with next steps or a quote.
We come to you to measure if needed, then complete the repair.
I would like to say how impressed I was with the service given by George. A courteous and very knowledgeable person.
Any time, but fall is ideal so your home is ready before the cold sets in.
Often, yes. If the window also needs a hardware adjustment to close tightly, we'll do that at the same time.
We bring or source the right type and size for your windows and doors. Photos help us get it right.
We repair windows and doors across Greater Saint John, including Saint John, Rothesay, Quispamsis, Hampton, Grand Bay-Westfield, Darlings Island and surrounding Southern New Brunswick.
Send a description and a few photos and we’ll help you figure out the next step.