Normandy Park, WA
Window and Door Replacement in Normandy Park, With One Person Guiding Your Job
We replace drafty windows, install new entry, patio and storm doors, and fix windows that stick, fog or let water in. One contact answers your questions and lines up every step, from measuring to the final sweep. Homeowners in Normandy Park, Burien and Des Moines lean on us for exactly that.
- Licensed window installers
- Insured and bonded
- 10-year workmanship warranty
- One contact, start to finish
About Our Company
We are a local window and door company serving Normandy Park and the towns around it. We started this business because too many homeowners told us the same story: a salesperson made big promises, then a different crew showed up, and nobody could answer a simple question after the check cleared.
So we run things differently. One person coordinates your project from the first conversation through cleanup, and that person is easy to reach by phone. Many homes around here were built in the decades when single-pane aluminum windows were common, and we enjoy replacing those cold, sweating frames with units that make a room comfortable again.
- License
- Licensed
- Insurance
- Insured and bonded
- Warranty
- 10-year workmanship warranty
Windows and Doors We Install and Repair
Replacing old windows is the bulk of what we do: pulling out worn aluminum or failing wood units and setting new ones that seal tight, open smoothly and hold in heat. Entry doors, patio doors and storm doors are part of our work as well. When a new seal, balance or pane will fix the trouble, window repair spares you the cost of a whole unit. Businesses can call on us for commercial windows, and each service has its own page with more detail before you pick up the phone.
Window Replacement
New windows measured, ordered and installed for your home, with one person coordinating every step and most installs done in a day.
Entry Doors
Fiberglass, steel and wood front doors set in a new frame with proper flashing, most installed in a single day.
Patio Doors
New sliding or French patio doors that glide easily, seal out wet weather and come with one person handling everything from measuring to cleanup.
Window Repair
Fogged glass, stuck sashes, stripped cranks and drafty seals fixed so you keep the windows you have when they're still worth keeping.
Storm Doors
New storm doors measured to your opening, mounted square and adjusted so the closer, latch and sweep work properly every day.
Commercial Windows
Replacement windows and storefront glass for offices, shops and small commercial buildings, scheduled so your doors stay open.
Towns We Serve Around Normandy Park
Normandy Park is home base, and our crews travel to the communities around it every week. Neighbors in Burien, SeaTac, Des Moines, Tukwila, White Center and Boulevard Park call us regularly. We also schedule jobs in Kent, Renton and Federal Way, and we make the trip out to Vashon.
- Normandy Park
- Burien
- SeaTac
- Des Moines
- Tukwila
- White Center
- Vashon
- Boulevard Park
- Kent
- Renton
- Federal Way
Don't see your town here? Give us a ring and we will tell you honestly whether your job fits our schedule.
Why Homeowners Choose Us
A window or door project touches your home, your schedule and your budget. We keep it simple by giving you one person to talk to the whole way through.
One person from estimate to cleanup
The person who measures your windows is the one who answers your questions, orders your products and checks in on install day. You never have to repeat your story to a new face or wonder who to ask.
Written estimates you can read
Your quote lists each opening, the product, the glass and the trim work. If we find soft wood under a sill once the old frame is out, we show you a photo and talk about it before any extra work happens.
An honest repair-or-replace answer
A foggy pane or a sticky sash does not always mean a new window. If a repair will do the job, we tell you, and we explain why when it will not.
Your home treated with care
We lay drop cloths, cover floors along the work path and keep dust to the room we are working in. At the end of the day we haul away the old units and sweep up, inside and out.
Most installs done in a day
For most homes, the crew arrives in the morning and the new units are in and sealed by evening, so your rooms are back to normal fast. Flexible payment options are available if spreading the cost helps.
What Shapes the Cost of Your Project
No two homes have the same openings, so we price each job after we see it. These are the things that move the number up or down. Knowing them up front helps you decide where to spend and where to save.
Your free quote comes after an in-home visit and lists each item line by line. We go over it with you by phone or in person, and there is no pressure to decide on the spot.
- Number and size of openings
- A single bedroom window and a whole-house job are priced very differently. Large picture windows and sliding patio doors use more material and take more hands to set.
- Frame material
- Vinyl is the most budget-friendly and handles our damp climate well. Fiberglass and wood-clad frames cost more but offer slimmer profiles and different looks.
- Glass package
- Double-pane glass with a low-E coating is the common choice here for comfort and lower heating bills. Tempered glass is required in certain spots, like near doors and tubs, and adds to the cost.
- What we find underneath
- Older windows can hide rot in the sill or framing after years of rain. Repairing that is the right call, and it is the one cost we cannot see until the old unit comes out, which is why we photograph it and talk with you first.
- Style and trim
- Custom shapes, grids, specialty hardware and new interior or exterior trim all add time and material. Matching existing trim can be simple or fussy depending on the house.
- Access and permits
- Second-story windows and tight spots behind decks need ladders or staging. When your city requires a permit, we pull it and include that cost in your quote.
How a Job Runs
Here is what happens after you pick up the phone. The same person stays with you at every step.
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A no-pressure call
Tell us what is bothering you: drafts, condensation, a door that sticks, or just an old look. We ask a few questions and set a time to visit.
- 2
Visit and measure
We look at each opening, check the frames and sills for moisture damage and take careful measurements. You get honest advice on what needs replacing and what can wait.
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Written quote and ordering
We send a clear line-item quote. Once you are ready, we order your windows or doors and give you an install date as soon as the products arrive.
- 4
Install day and cleanup
Our crew protects your floors, removes the old units, sets and seals the new ones and finishes the trim. Most installs wrap up in a single day, and we leave your home swept and the old material hauled off.
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Final check together
Before we leave, we test each new unit side by side with you. We point out the locks, the tilt-in sashes and the weatherstripping, then answer any last questions.
Questions Homeowners Ask Us
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Who will I actually be talking to during my project?
One person. The same contact who visits and measures your home handles your quote, places your order, schedules your install and checks in with you on install day. If something comes up, you call that person and get a straight answer.
How long does a window installation take?
Most installs are finished in a single day. Larger jobs, or homes where we find rotted framing that needs repair, can take longer, and we will tell you that before we start. The wait for products to arrive is usually the longest part, and we give you a date once your order is confirmed.
My windows are foggy between the panes. Do I need new windows?
Not always. Fogging means the seal between the panes has failed, and sometimes the glass unit can be replaced while the frame stays. If the frame itself is warped, leaking or rotting, replacement is the better investment. We look at it and give you the honest answer either way.
Do I have to replace every window at once?
No. Many homeowners start with the worst rooms, like a drafty bedroom or a kitchen window that sweats all winter, and do the rest later. We can plan the work in phases so the windows still match when you finish.
What warranty comes with your work?
Your installation is covered by a lifetime warranty. Before you sign anything, your contact walks through the coverage with you line by line, so the terms are clear from day one.
Can I spread out the cost?
Yes. We offer flexible payment options. Ask about them during your consultation and we will walk you through what is available.
Is it a problem to replace windows during the rainy season?
No. We pull out an old unit and set the new one before moving to the next opening, so only one gap is exposed and only for a short stretch. If a heavy downpour is in the forecast, we may shift the date, and your contact will talk it over with you before anything changes.
Ready to Talk About Your Windows or Doors?
Tell us what is going on and we will set up a visit at a time that works for you. You will get a clear written quote and one person to call with every question.