Windows & Doors in Canoga Park

Canoga Park window and door repair for older houses: sashes that open easily, lock with one hand and seal, while the trim and old proportions stay.

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A window earns its place when it opens without a fight, locks with one hand and seals once shut. For an older Canoga Park house, we keep what gives the windows their look, the trim and the sash lines, and renew the parts that wear out with use: cords, latches, hinges and weatherstripping. Doors get the same treatment, so the one to the yard swings freely and the front door latches on the first push.

Sashes that move freely

A double-hung that sticks is generally painted shut or riding on a broken cord. Cutting the paint seal, freeing the stops and running new cord over the old pulleys brings it back into use, with the original weights doing the balancing. Casements get new hinges and an operator that turns smoothly. Screens are rebuilt in wood frames where the house had them, or ordered in narrow aluminum, so letting air in does not mean living with a sagging screen. Each sash is tested before we leave the room.

Doors to the yard

Where a window becomes a garden door, the room changes how it is used, and the wall still has to carry its load. A new header spans the wider opening, the floor gets a sill pan and a low threshold that is easy to step over, and the door glass is tempered. Hinged French doors suit many older houses, while a sliding unit saves floor space. The casing is built to match the window trim nearby, so the new door reads as part of the house.

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