Windows & Doors in Sunland-Tujunga

Sunland-Tujunga windows and doors for stone cottages and foothill homes: wildfire glazing, wind-tight seals and matched wood windows.

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Sunland-Tujunga sits in a foothill valley below the Angeles National Forest, with river-rock cottages, ranch homes and houses on steep lots. Fire risk and strong winds are a fact of life here. We fit windows and doors that meet the wildfire glazing rules, seal tightly against wind and dust and suit the character of the older stone and wood homes.

Stone cottages and old wood windows

The river-rock and craftsman cottages built here long ago often have wood windows set into thick stone or log walls. Replacing them takes care, because the openings are irregular and the walls cannot simply be cut back. We measure each opening by hand, repair sound sash where we can and order custom wood or clad units where we cannot. Trim is scribed to the stone. Where fire rules apply, we choose units with tempered glass that still look right in an older house.

Fire and wind on foothill lots

Most of Sunland-Tujunga is mapped at the state's highest wildfire level, so windows there need a toughened pane or a fire test listing, and exterior doors need to resist embers. Winds coming off the mountains push dust and rain against walls, so we set every window over a sill pan, flash the jambs properly and use compression seals. We look up each parcel before quoting. After installation, every opening is water tested, and the labels are left in place for the inspector.

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