Window & Door Types We Repair
Every window and door type fails in its own characteristic way — double-hungs at their cords and meeting rails, casements at their cranks, patio doors at their rollers and bottom rails. Start from what you own, and we'll show you exactly how it breaks and how we fix it.
Pick the one on your house.
Double-Hung Windows
Two sliding sashes, cords, weights, balances — and the meeting rail where they lock together. New Jersey's most common window, serviced as the machine it is.
Read the repair guide →Casement Windows
Crank operators, hinges, sag, and weather-beaten bottom rails — including the 1980s–90s casements other companies call unrepairable.
Read the repair guide →Awning Windows
Top-hinged and practical, with scissor-arm hardware that stiffens and horizontal wood surfaces where water loves to sit. Both problems, one visit.
Read the repair guide →Storm Windows
Triple-track aluminum storms unstuck and re-glazed, wood storms for historic homes repaired or replicated, screens re-screened.
Read the repair guide →French Doors
Sagging leaves realigned, astragals rebuilt, individual panes replaced, rotted sills repaired — the pair tuned to close as one.
Read the repair guide →Wood Patio Doors
Sliders back on fresh rollers, tracks capped, hinged doors rehung square, and the hardest-living bottom rail on the house rebuilt in place.
Read the repair guide →Don't see your exact type? Start with the symptom instead.
These guides are organized by what's installed in your wall. Our wood rot repair, window repair, and door repair pages are organized the other way — by what's going wrong. Between the two, nearly every failure has a page. And if yours doesn't, the shortcut always works: text a photo to (973) 564-0958 and get an answer the same day, whatever the window or door turns out to be. Assessment within 1–2 days, repairs about 80% less than replacement, every job backed by our 5-year workmanship warranty.
Whatever the type —
the photo works.
Text a picture of the window or door that's misbehaving. We'll identify it, name the failure, and price the repair the same day.