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WINDOW & GLASS

Window and Glass Services

Windows sit in the part of a house that moves. When a foundation shifts, frames rack out of square, seals break and glass cracks. We work on both the glass and the opening it sits in, because fixing one without the other rarely lasts.

WHAT THIS COVERS

Work Included Under Window & Glass

A window problem is sometimes a window problem and sometimes a structural one. Knowing which decides whether you are buying glass or buying a repair.

Window Replacement

Full unit replacement where the frame or sash is past repair.

Glass Repair

Replacing cracked, broken or failed glass in an existing frame.

Energy-Efficient Upgrades

Moving to insulated units that hold conditioned air better.

Frame & Seal Repair

Repairing racked frames and failed seals that let air and water through.

Custom Window Installation

Non-standard openings, shapes and sizes fitted and finished.

Screen & Hardware Repair

Latches, balances, cranks and screens returned to working order.

WARNING SIGNS

When To Have This Looked At

None of these confirm a problem on their own, but each one is worth an evaluation.

  • Gaps around window frames or exterior trim
  • Windows that sit out of square in the opening
  • Cracked glass or seals that have fogged over
  • Windows that stick, bind or will not stay open
  • Drafts or water intrusion at the window line
  • Cracks running from a window corner into the wall
OUR APPROACH

How We Handle Window & Glass

Check the Opening

We measure whether the frame is still square before anyone touches the glass.

Glass, Seal or Structure

You get a straight answer on whether the unit, the seal or the opening is the actual problem.

Fit and Seal

New units are set square and sealed, so air and water stay on the outside.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Window & Glass

Usually because the opening is no longer square. Foundation movement racks the frame, and the sash binds against it. That is why we measure the opening before quoting glass.

Fogging means the seal between the panes has failed. The insulated glass unit gets replaced, but often the frame can stay, which keeps the cost well below a full window.

Both. Replacing glass in a frame that has moved tends to end with cracked glass again, so the opening gets addressed as part of the work.

After, when both are planned. Lifting a foundation changes the openings, so windows set before the repair can end up out of square again.

Want Window & Glass Looked At?

Get a free, on-site evaluation from Texas Structural Concepts and see the plan for yourself before you commit to anything.