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Shoreline · Edmonds · Lynnwood · Mountlake Terrace

(206) 895-6266
Estimator in a navy polo and cap measures an old, peeling white window with cracked glass on a gray-sided house while a homeowner holds a clipboard

Windows and doors services in Shoreline, WA

Window replacement, entry doors, patio doors, window repair, storm doors and commercial windows for homes in Shoreline and the towns around it.

  • Installer in a cap and hoodie, seen from behind, fitting a new white double-hung window into a brick wall, with a ladder against the eave and a tool bag and caulk nearby

    Window Replacement

    New vinyl or fiberglass windows set as inserts or full-frame, flashed against wet winters and sized to meet the state energy code.

  • Two installers carry a dark fiberglass entry door with leaded-glass sidelites into the front doorway of a gray-sided house with a stone-column porch

    Entry Doors

    Prehung fiberglass and steel entry doors installed over a sloped sill pan, shimmed at every hinge, and adjusted until they latch with one hand.

  • Two installers seen from behind fitting a black-framed sliding glass patio door into a gray-sided wall on a covered concrete back patio, ladders and tool bag nearby

    Patio Doors

    Sliding and hinged patio doors installed over a sill pan, with rollers, locks and glass chosen to stay smooth and tight through wet winters.

  • Technician on an orange stepladder fitting a glass sash into an aluminum window frame on a gray lap-sided house, with evergreen trees behind

    Window Repair

    We fix fogged glass, broken balances, stripped cranks and rotted sills so a sound window opens, locks and seals again without replacing the whole unit.

  • Installer in a cap and hoodie drills screws into the hinge rail of a new full-glass white storm door at a front entry with gray siding, ladder nearby

    Storm Doors

    Aluminum storm doors with glass and screen panels, fitted to out-of-square openings so they latch cleanly and keep wind-driven rain off your entry door.

  • Technician in a dark hoodie and cap steadies a tall black-framed storefront window on a small block commercial building, with a ladder and tool bag on the sidewalk

    Commercial Windows

    Storefront glass, office windows and failed insulated units replaced to current energy and safety code, scheduled around your business hours.

Single-story gray ranch house with new white-framed windows flanking a dark entry door with glass sidelites, shrubs and a concrete walkway in front

Find Out What Your Windows Need

We will look at your windows and doors, tell you what can be repaired and what should be replaced, and give you a written price. There is no pressure to decide that day.