How much do window repair services typically cost?
- Cambridge, Massachusetts Average$422
- Typical Range$200 - $800
- Low End - High End$70 - $1,463
Windows and Siding, Decks, Remodels
"Mr. Terry was awesome! This is my first review I am writing. I felt I needed to write something as his work was so outstanding. He repaired 16 windows and did it beautifully. Marvin's quoted over $40K!! He was able to do what was needed for much much less. He was honest, professional, meticulous, extremely knowledgeable and kind. Miles above the window brand quotes which are ridiculous. Would strongly recommend if you need any window repairs!!!"
Anne and John L. in December 2017
drywall-plumbing, deck repairs, Handy man-all services
"I hired Bob to fix an exterior door frame that had some rot in it. He was friendly, punctual, and honest about what I did and didn't need done. He came back himself to do the job within a week or so and also explained to me how to maintain the parts that didn't need his help right now. I would hire him again."
Thomas M. in May 2021
Windows
"Victory came to give a quote to fix my double pane window and clean the inside the double pane. I hired him on the spot. Nobody can fix windows like Victor for a very fair price. I’m very pleased with the repair and it looks like a new window. I highly recommend hiring Victor to repair and clean your windows."
Diep L. in November 2024
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Get Matched With ProsWindow repairs include everything from replacing broken glass panes to fixing sticking sashes and replacing old hardware. While you may be tempted to install replacement windows instead of repairing existing ones, there are several reasons why repair makes more sense. If you have antique glass or want to preserve the original windows to maintain your home's appearance, repair makes more sense than replacement.
Another reason why you should fix your old windows instead of installing new ones is if your windows are older. Old windows were designed to be repaired. Sashes, for example, were often made from old-growth lumber which can be repaired easily unlike modern windows.
Finally, replacement windows often remove a few inches of natural light because they are essentially "boxes" that fit inside an existing opening and their frames tend to cut out some of the light that would otherwise have been let in.
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