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(206) 222-6377
(206) 222-6377

Window and Door Service in Normandy Park and Nearby Towns

Our crew replaces windows, installs entry and patio doors, and makes repairs for homeowners in Normandy Park, Burien, Des Moines, Kent, Vashon and the towns in between. Wherever your home sits, one person handles your questions and coordinates the job, from the first phone call through final cleanup.

Plain white work van with ladders on a roof rack parked in a wet driveway, across from a split-level home among tall evergreens on an overcast day

Towns we cover from Normandy Park

Most of our work is in Normandy Park and the neighboring cities along the south end of the Sound: Burien, Des Moines, SeaTac, Boulevard Park and White Center. We also schedule regular jobs in Tukwila, Renton, Kent and Federal Way, and we plan Vashon projects around the ferry schedule so the crew arrives ready to work.

The service is the same in every town. The person who comes out to measure is the one who orders your windows or doors, sets the install date and walks through the finished work with you when the crew is done. You get a free, no-pressure quote, flexible payment options, and most installs wrap up in a single day. We also handle commercial windows for small buildings across the same area.

Estimator in a dark polo measures an old window with cracked glass and peeling white paint on blue siding while a homeowner holding a clipboard looks on
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Towns we cover from Normandy Park

  • Normandy Park
  • Burien
  • SeaTac
  • Des Moines
  • Tukwila
  • White Center
  • Vashon
  • Boulevard Park
  • Kent
  • Renton
  • Federal Way

Not on the list? Call (206) 222-6377 and ask.

What we see in homes around the area

  • Housing age

    Much of the housing here went up between the 1950s and the 1980s, with plenty of ramblers, split-levels and daylight basements. Many still have original single-pane or early aluminum-frame windows that sweat in winter and let drafts through. Replacing them means checking the opening for old water damage before the new unit goes in, and we show you what we find.

  • Weather

    Long wet seasons are harder on windows and doors than summer heat. Wind-driven rain tests every seal and sill, and cold mornings bring condensation on older glass. We flash and seal each opening for steady moisture, and we look for soft wood around doors that take the weather head on.

  • Permits and energy code

    Rules differ from city to city. Some treat a same-size window swap as routine, while others want a permit when an opening changes size or a new door goes in. Washington's energy code also sets how efficient new windows must be. We check the requirements for your city and pull any permit the job needs.

  • HOA rules

    Some neighborhoods have homeowner associations with rules on frame color or grid style. Tell us at the start and we will choose products that fit, so approval stays simple.

Front of a gray single-story house with new white-framed windows, a wood front door under a covered porch, a stepladder, toolbox and bucket

Find out if your home is in our area

Give us a ring, tell us where you live and what you have in mind. You will talk with the same person who sees your project through, and the consultation costs nothing.