Windows & Doors in Valley Glen

Valley Glen windows and doors for ranch and mid-century homes: slim frames, heat-control glass and smooth patio doors, permitted through LADBS.

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Valley Glen has wide streets of ranch and mid-century homes near the college and the Tujunga Wash greenway, many with walls of glass facing their yards. Original single panes make those rooms hot by mid-afternoon. We replace them with slim-framed insulated units that keep the look, upgrade patio doors and handle the permit through the city.

Mid-century houses

Mid-century houses here often have clerestory windows, wide fixed panes and sliding doors in thin aluminum frames. The thin frames are part of the style, so we look for replacement units with narrow sightlines, either in aluminum with a thermal break or in fiberglass. Large fixed panes can be reglazed with insulated glass in new stops. Where the original wood framing around the glass has rotted, we rebuild it to the same profile. Each opening is measured on site, because sizes in these houses rarely match a catalog.

Ranch homes and patio doors

For a standard ranch house, vinyl or fiberglass windows with low-emissivity glass slip into the existing frames and cut the heat noticeably. Patio sliders are the hardest-working openings in these homes, and replacing them with insulated doors on stainless rollers makes them easy to open again. Hinged French doors suit rooms with space for the swing. We also check the slab outside, because a slab tipped toward the house sends rainwater under the sill and into the floor. Screens are included.

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