Residential window services in Brooklyn
Most of our Brooklyn work is residential, and most of that is on houses built between 1920 and 1970. Homeowners here are dealing with the same issues: drafty windows, foggy glass between panes, and frames that have been painted shut for years. We handle everything from a single bedroom window to a full house window replacement, and we schedule around work and school so you are not stuck at home all day.
We replace every window in your Brooklyn home in one project, usually over two to four days. Doing them together saves on labor and gets you a consistent look. We phase the work room by room and seal the house each night so you are never exposed.
One cracked pane or a failed balance does not mean you need a whole-house job. We match the existing style and can often get the unit in stock within a week. This is the most common call we get from Brooklyn homeowners and landlords.
Double hung is the right choice for most Brooklyn homes because it matches the original wood sashes. We install tilt-in units with low-E glass and argon gas, and we rebuild the sill and trim to match the original profile on older houses.
Bay and bow windows add light and floor space, and they are a common upgrade on the front of 1920s Brooklyn homes. The job involves framing and a roof tie-in, so we build the sill pan and flash the roof carefully. Most installs run two to three days.
- Lower heating bills through low-E glass and a sealed rough opening that stops drafts at the source.
- Windows that open, close, and lock with one hand instead of a fight every morning.
- A written quote that includes the permit, the trim, and the haul-away, so there are no surprise charges.