Windows & Doors in Altadena

Altadena windows and doors for rebuilds after the Eaton fire and for surviving homes: wildfire glazing, matched craftsman styles, county permits.

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Altadena is rebuilding after the Eaton fire, while many surviving homes need their windows and doors brought up to the wildfire rules. The community has craftsman, Spanish and mid-century houses along the foothills, under Los Angeles County's building department. We order compliant units early for rebuilds, upgrade openings on standing homes and keep the character of each street in mind.

Windows for a rebuild

On a rebuild, window and door orders go in as soon as the plans are settled, because lead times can stretch when many homes are building at once. Openings are then framed to the exact rough sizes, wrapped and flashed before the units arrive. Each window must be tempered or listed for fire, and each door detailed against embers. We can match the look of a craftsman or Spanish house that was lost, using divided-lite patterns and trim that suit the neighborhood. Where a claim is involved, our line items can be lined up with the adjuster's scope.

Upgrading a house that survived

Homes still standing may have smoke-stained or heat-cracked glass, warped vinyl frames or doors that no longer seal. We inspect each opening, replace glass or units that were damaged and upgrade the rest to tempered glazing so the house meets the current rule. Gaps around frames are sealed against embers, and attic and foundation vents are checked during the same visit. Original wood windows on older houses can be kept and fitted with tempered glass where the sash allows it.

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