New glass, same window
Most window problems are glass problems. If the frame still opens, closes, and holds the glass securely, replacing the glass is usually all the window needs. We measure the opening, cut or order the right glass, and install it so the window works like it should.
Home window repair is usually just that: new glass in the window you already have, whether it's a picture window, a slider, or a hung sash.
Common window jobs
- Broken or cracked panes from a ball, a storm, a break-in, or settling.
- Foggy double-pane units where the seal has failed.
- Single-pane reglazing in older wood and metal sash.
- Large picture and view windows.
- Tempered or obscure glass where code or privacy calls for it. See glass types.
What to tell us
Whether the window opens, which floor it's on, and whether the frame feels solid. A photo of the whole window plus a closer photo of the damage is a good start. If you rent, ask the owner or property manager to approve the work before glass is ordered. What to photograph before you call.



Common questions
How do I know if my window needs glass or a whole new window?
If the frame is solid and the window operates, new glass is usually enough. If the frame is rotted, bent, or broken, we'll tell you.
Can you replace just one pane in a double-pane window?
We replace the whole sealed unit, which includes both panes. It fits back into your existing frame.
Do you offer window repair near me in Burien and West Seattle?
Yes. Our shop is in Burien, and we repair window glass for homes in Burien, West Seattle, South Park, White Center, and the other cities we serve.
Do you measure before ordering?
Yes. We measure on site. A phone photo is a good start, but it isn't the final measurement.
Related services
Helpful guides
- What to do when a home window breaks
- Why double-pane windows fog up
- Glass types: tempered, laminated, obscure, and double-pane
Where we work
Burien, South Park, Georgetown, West Seattle, White Center, Normandy Park, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines, Federal Way, Kent, Seattle, Mercer Island, King County.
