Windows & Doors in Los Angeles

Los Angeles windows and doors for bungalows, Spanish duplexes and apartment buildings, with LADBS permits, historic overlays and energy forms.

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Across Los Angeles, a window job can mean restoring steel casements in a Spanish duplex, replacing aluminum sliders in a postwar house or fitting new units in a whole apartment building. Each neighborhood brings its own mix of buildings and rules. We match the window to the house, handle the LADBS permit and any preservation overlay, and seal each opening properly.

Historic overlays

Large parts of the city sit inside Historic Preservation Overlay Zones, where changes to windows visible from the street are reviewed by the Office of Historic Resources. Original wood or steel windows there usually need to be repaired or replaced in kind. We check whether your address falls in an overlay before suggesting anything, document the existing windows with photos and measurements, and prepare the submission. Products are ordered only after approval comes back, so there is no risk of buying windows the city will not accept.

Apartments and multi-unit buildings

Owners of apartment buildings across the city replace windows to cut energy use, reduce noise and stop leaks that damage units. We price by opening and by unit, keep a single frame style and color across the building and schedule with tenants in mind. For buildings near busy corridors, laminated glass in street-facing units makes a noticeable difference to sleep and comfort. Entry doors and sliding doors to balconies are part of the same scope, along with any balcony repair at the threshold.

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