Windows & Doors in Cerritos That Open Easily

Patio doors that glide, windows that vent a room and screens that stay on track, for older Cerritos houses, with original trim and sound sashes kept.

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Two fingers on the pull ought to be enough to roll the patio slider in an older Cerritos house from one jamb to the other, and its screen ought to ride the same track without jumping off. When a door fights back, the cause tends to be worn rollers, grit packed into the track or a frame that has settled out of level, and each can be put right. Every window then faces that same plain test of daily use.

Patio doors for heavy use

A sliding door rides on rollers along a sill track, and worn rollers or a gritty track make it hard to move. On a door being kept, we replace the rollers, clean the track and cap it with a stainless runner if its rail is worn. For a new door, a hinged French pair opens the full width and suits many older houses well, while a slider saves floor space where furniture sits close. The threshold stays low enough to step over easily, and the screen is a sliding or retractable type that keeps to its track.

Venting and safety at the windows

Kitchen and bath windows carry steam and cooking air out of the house, so a casement or awning sash suits those rooms, with a crank that is easy to reach over a counter or tub. In bedrooms, a window opening control device can hold a sash to a small gap until an adult releases it, and the window still opens fully as an escape route. Double-hung sashes restored with new cords can be opened top and bottom together, letting warm air out at the head while cooler air comes in low across the sill.

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