Windows & Doors in Alhambra

Alhambra window and door work for craftsman bungalows, Spanish homes and postwar houses: wood repair, insulated glass and city permits.

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Alhambra has streets of craftsman bungalows and Spanish revival homes in its older neighborhoods, plus postwar houses and small apartment buildings across the rest of the city. Warm inland afternoons and busy corridors make old single-pane windows hard to live with. We repair or replace windows to suit each house, fit quieter and cooler glass, and file the permit with Alhambra's building division.

Bungalows and Spanish homes

Original wood windows on Alhambra bungalows are worth a careful look before anyone talks about replacement. When the sash and frames are mostly sound, we repair the soft spots, reglaze the panes, rehang the sash on new cords and add weatherstripping that tucks out of sight. On a Spanish house, rusty steel casements respond well to stripping, priming and new glazing compound. A window that has truly failed is remade in wood or clad with an identical pane layout. Casings and paint inside are included, so the room looks finished.

Postwar homes and apartments

In the postwar sections of the city, homes and apartment buildings usually have aluminum sliders that pass heat and sound straight through. Insulated vinyl units with a heat-reflective coating make a clear difference on warm days, and laminated glass can be used in bedrooms that face a busy street. Apartment owners get a price per opening and per unit, with a single frame color across the building. Entry doors are upgraded to solid cores with deadbolts, and thresholds are sealed so dust stays outside.

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