Seattle Window and Door Service, From Shoreline to Burien
Our crew works on windows and doors at homes throughout Seattle and the surrounding area. When a windstorm cracks a pane or a falling branch leaves a door that won't close, we come take a look, show you photos of the damage and tell you whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Where We Work
A good share of our jobs are inside Seattle city limits, plus the neighboring communities: Shoreline up north, with Burien, White Center and Boulevard Park on the south end. On the other side of Lake Washington we head out to Bellevue, Kirkland, Medina, Clyde Hill and Mercer Island, and we also take work on Bainbridge Island.
Your town doesn't change how we handle the job. We inspect the worn or damaged window or door, photograph what we find and go over your choices with you before we order anything. If a storm has left you with broken glass or a door that won't latch, we'll tell you how to keep that opening dry and locked up until the replacement comes in. Most installs are finished in a single day. Before we pack up, the crew sweeps up glass, packaging and the old frames so your home is left tidy.
Towns we cover from Seattle
- Seattle
- Medina
- Bellevue
- Kirkland
- Shoreline
- Burien
- Mercer Island
- Bainbridge Island
- White Center
- Boulevard Park
- Clyde Hill
Not on the list? Call (206) 312-8166 and ask.
What Shapes Window and Door Work Here
Older homes and newer ones
The metro mixes early 1900s craftsman houses with original wood sashes, mid-century ramblers with aluminum frames and newer townhomes with vinyl windows. Each wears out differently. Wood sills rot where water sits, old aluminum frames sweat and drip in cold weather, and some vinyl units lose their seals and fog between the panes. Knowing what you have helps us give you an accurate quote.
Long wet seasons and wind storms
Months of steady rain test every seal and sill, and fall and winter wind storms bring down branches and push rain sideways into small gaps. After a storm, look for new drafts, water stains under sills and doors that suddenly stick. Those are worth checking before a minor leak soaks into the framing.
Permits and city rules
Each city sets its own requirements. A same-size swap usually involves less paperwork than enlarging an opening or adding a door where there was none, and new units need to meet the state energy code. We check what your city asks for on your job and pull the permit when one is required.
HOA and design guidelines
Some communities have rules on frame color, grille patterns or the look from the street. If yours does, mention it on the call and we will quote products that fit.
Storm damage and insurance
If damage leads to a claim, we can give you photos and a written line-item estimate to share with your insurer. Your adjuster decides what is covered. We simply explain what we found and what it takes to fix it.
Tell Us Your Town and What Happened
Give us a ring with where you live and a quick description of the window or door. We will set up a free, no-pressure consultation and walk you through your options, including flexible payment options.