Crank spins but the window won't move
Stripped operator gears or a broken arm.
A window that won't open, close or lock properly is usually a hardware problem, not a reason to replace the whole window. We repair and replace the parts that make windows work.
We’re often on a job or with a customer, so it can be hard to answer the phone. Texting is the best way to reach us, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Stripped operator gears or a broken arm.
Worn locks, keepers or misaligned hinges.
Failed balances or springs in a hung window.
Worn hinges, rollers or guides.
Hardware repairs are usually quick and affordable, and getting your windows opening, closing and locking properly improves security and cuts drafts.
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.
Often, yes. We work with parts suppliers and can usually find a direct replacement or a compatible part. Photos of the hardware help us identify it.
If the frame and glass are in good shape, replacing the hardware is almost always the better value. We'll tell you honestly if it isn't.
Yes. Photos of the crank, hinge, or lock help us quote and bring the right parts.
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.