Windows & Doors in Toluca Lake

Toluca Lake windows and doors for traditional and Spanish homes: divided-lite wood, restored steel casements and quiet glass near the studios.

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Toluca Lake is a small, leafy neighborhood of traditional, Spanish and English-style homes near the studios and the Burbank airport. Many houses keep their original wood or steel windows, and aircraft noise reaches some streets. We restore or replace windows with matched profiles, add quieter glass where it helps and finish the work to a high standard inside and out.

Matching traditional profiles

Traditional and English-style homes here often have wood casements or double-hung windows with true divided lites. Replacements with flat grids between the panes look wrong on these houses, so we order muntin bars fixed to the inner and outer glass surfaces, in wood or clad frames with matching proportions. Spanish homes may have steel casements, which can be restored by removing rust, replacing broken glass and resealing. Interior casings, stools and hardware are matched to the originals, and paint or stain is finished to suit each room.

Quieter rooms near the airport

Streets under the Burbank approach hear aircraft through old single panes. Laminated glass in an insulated unit cuts that noise considerably, and full-frame installation removes the gaps that let sound leak around the frame. For historic steel or wood windows that the owner wants to keep, interior storm panels are another option that leaves the outside unchanged. We price each approach so owners can compare cost against the improvement. The finished rooms are tested for smooth operation and tight locking.

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