Window Installation Services

Usually! This is a great option if the frame is still in good shape, as it’s more affordable and less disruptive than a full replacement. A service professional can remove the broken pane, fit a new one, and seal it to ensure energy efficiency and safety. For double-pane windows, a damaged pane may require replacing the entire insulated glass unit (IGU) to maintain insulation and clarity.

Deciding whether to repair or replace a window depends on the damage and what you want to achieve. If the window has minor issues — like a cracked pane, broken hardware, or seal problems — repairing can be an affordable fix that restores its function.

But if the window is older, drafty, or has extensive frame or glass damage, replacement might be the smarter choice. New windows can improve insulation, energy efficiency, and curb appeal. Window repairs are typically cheaper in the short term, while window replacements can offer long-term savings and comfort.

Window installation starts with removing the old one, including carefully prying off any trim and unscrewing the frame. Once that’s out, you’ll clean up the opening and make sure it’s level and free from any damage. Next, dry-fit the new window to ensure it fits perfectly, then apply a weatherproofing seal around the edges to keep out drafts and moisture. After setting the window in place, secure it with screws, making sure everything stays level.

Finally, add insulation around the frame, reinstall the interior trim, and apply any exterior flashing or caulking to seal it all up. Give everything a quick check to make sure the window opens, closes, and locks smoothly, and you’re good to go.

If you’re noticing drafts, condensation, or increased energy bills, it’s probably time for window replacement. Older windows can lose efficiency over time as seals wear out, and they may not have the same insulation technology that modern windows offer. Newer windows are designed to be much more energy-efficient, helping you save on heating and cooling costs while also improving comfort and reducing noise.

New windows can improve your home’s curb appeal and potentially increase its resale value. While it’s an investment, the long-term savings and improved comfort often make it worthwhile.