Window Parts

Is your window not operating properly? Whether it won't open, slams shut or does not lock we can help. We offer a variety of replacement window parts to fit your needs. These are the most frequently replaced parts, but our repairs are not limited to these. Call today for help diagnosing your window issue.

Window Locks

We offer window lock mechanisms in various styles, and there's a good chance we can match yours.

Window Balances

Window balances, or springs, are located in the window's jam and assist in the smooth operation of the window up and down while keeping it securely in place. If yours is damaged, you may find it difficult to open the window, or it might slam shut unexpectedly. Window blances are typlically replaced in pairs.

Window Crank Handles

Crank handles are used in casement and awning windows. They come in both rigid and fold-down styles. We provide a wide variety of styles and colors.

Casement/Awning Window Operators

Operators open and close the window sash and are visible when the sash is open. They come in a variety of styles and arm lengths.

Casement Window Locks

Casement Window Locks secure the window sash to the frame by engaging with the keeper. They come in a variety of styles like surface mounted or concealed mortise locks for different window types.

Tilt Latches

Tilt latches are spring loaded mechanisms found at the right and left top of a window sash that locks the sash into place and releases it to tilt forward when pressed inward.

Glazing Bead

Glazing bead is a strip of wood or vinyl that secures an insulated glass unit into the frame. Properly fitting glazing bead is essential to prevent rattling and seal out air. They fit into a groove in the sash and lock the glass unit firmly into the window sash. There are many different styles available and it is crucial to replace with the correct type to ensure a proper fit..

Pivot Shoe

Pivot shoes are used with spiral window balance systems. It fits into the window jam channel and connects the sash with a pivot bar allowing the sash to tilt inward.