Window types · Nassau & Suffolk
Double-Hung Window Repair on Long Island
Sash that drops, sticks or won't tilt: balances, latches and locks. Repair usually costs a fraction of replacement, and estimates are free.
Double-Hung Window Repair and Replacement: Professional Services
Double-hung windows, distinguished by their two movable sashes that allow for superior ventilation and easy cleaning, are a staple in residential architecture. These windows provide versatility and classic aesthetics, making them a favored choice among homeowners. At Prestige Window Works in Long Island, NY, we pride ourselves on offering specialized services for the maintenance, repair, and installation of double-hung windows, ensuring they function flawlessly and enhance the beauty of your home.
Troubleshooting Common Double-Hung Window Problems
- Window sash won’t stay up: Often due to worn or broken sash cords or balance issues. Replacing or repairing the balance mechanism can fix this problem, allowing the sash to stay up as intended.
- Window sash won’t raise: This can occur when the sash is painted shut or the balance mechanism is malfunctioning. Carefully removing the paint seal or repairing the balance system will allow the sash to move freely.
- Gap between window sash and window frames: Such gaps can lead to air leaks and reduced energy efficiency. Sealing the gaps or adjusting the sash alignment can restore the window’s integrity.
- Windows sash top and bottom won’t lock: Alignment issues or a faulty lock mechanism might prevent the sashes from locking. Adjusting the sashes or replacing the locks can ensure proper security and performance.
- Window upper sash falling down: Similar to sashes that won’t stay up, this is typically a problem with the window’s balance mechanism. Repairing or replacing the balance will keep the upper sash in place.
- Window top or bottom sash won’t stay in window frame: This issue might arise from balance problems or warped frames. Correcting the balance mechanism or addressing frame issues can solve this problem.
- Bottom or sides of the window frame are rotten: Wood rot can compromise the window’s structure and functionality. Removing the rotten parts and repairing or replacing them with healthy wood will restore the window’s durability and appearance.
Prestige Window Works in Long Island, NY, is your go-to source for all double-hung window needs. Our expertise in handling everything from minor repairs to complete replacements ensures your windows will operate smoothly and enhance your home’s curb appeal. Contact us today to experience professional service tailored to your windows’ specific requirements.
Other repairs we do
Broken glass
New pane in your existing frame, from $300
Foggy glass
New glass unit, no new window
Rotten wood windows
Rot removed and rebuilt, not replaced
Cranks, locks & balances
The right part for your brand
Sliding & patio doors
Rollers, tracks, locks and glass
Historic windows
Sash cords, reglazing and old wood
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What homeowners say
Excellent service, very happy with the window installation and the front door repair. I can confidently request their services.
Andrew is GREAT; a consummate professional who can help with anything windows and doors related. He fixed a very heavy and complex sliding glass showcase in our business and did a great job. We will be calling him again!
We had an emergency of the front door and they came quickly in the same day to solve the problem. The next day, the door was good as new! Thank you, Prestige Window Works Repair for a good job done!
Where we do this work
All over Nassau and Suffolk, from our offices in Manhasset and Hauppauge out to the Hamptons and the North Fork.
Nassau County →
Garden City · Massapequa · Rockville Centre · Great Neck · Port Washington · Merrick
The East End →
The Hamptons, Sag Harbor, the North Fork, Greenport and Riverhead
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Offices in Manhasset and Hauppauge. Serving Nassau, Suffolk and both Forks.