Windows & Doors in Marina del Rey

Marina del Rey window and sliding door replacement for condos and townhouses by the harbor, coordinated with the HOA and built for salt air.

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Most windows and doors in Marina del Rey belong to condominiums and townhouses facing the harbor, where salt air pits frames and seizes rollers on sliding doors. Associations usually set rules on frame color, style and who pays for which part. We replace units to the association's standard, coordinate access with property management and seal each opening for the harbor exposure.

Association standards

Associations often specify a frame color, a manufacturer or a style so the building looks consistent. Some own the windows as common elements, while others leave them to owners. We read the governing rules, confirm the approved products and submit the request for the unit. Where the association is replacing windows building-wide, we can price by stack or by side of the building so the board can schedule the work in phases. Owners receive notices ahead of any work in their unit. Approval letters are kept with the job file.

Sliding doors onto balconies

Harbor-facing sliders take salt spray and wind on their tracks and sills. Old rollers corrode, and sills without pans let water into the floor and the unit below. A replacement door with stainless rollers, a sill built to drain outward and tight weatherstripping fixes both. We check the balcony surface where it meets the threshold and correct the slope or membrane if water is running toward the door. Each new door is tested with water before interior trim is installed. Neighbors below are told before any work starts.

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