Maximum Windows & Doors

Services

Five kinds of work, in the order they come in most often. Glass first, because most window problems turn out to be glass problems.

We take commercial work as well as houses, and no job is too small. Every job is quoted individually.

The Maximum work trailer parked at a restaurant storefront, a window unit leaning against it and a stepladder up while the glass is worked on
A commercial job: storefront unit going in, trailer on site

Line by line

  1. Glass replacement

    The headline service

    Cracked, broken or fogged sealed units replaced in the frame that is already there. When the glass is the whole problem, this is a much smaller job than a new window: the unit gets swapped, the window stays put, and the work is usually done in an afternoon. If the frame really is finished, we will say so.

  2. Window repair

    Stuck, drafty or broken hardware

    Cranks, hinges, latches, weather stripping and hardware. If a window will not open, will not close, or will not lock, most of the time it can be repaired rather than replaced.

  3. Window replacement and installation

    When the frame is done

    New windows supplied and installed, Energy Star rated products. The person who measures the opening is the person who does the install.

  4. Doors

    Hung, repaired and secured

    Exterior and interior doors supplied, installed, repaired and adjusted. Lock sets, deadbolts and security hardware.

  5. Screens

    Repaired or made new

    Screen repairs and replacements.

Not sure which line your job belongs on? Describe it on the form and we will sort it out.

Two shots still to come

Photo to come

A finished window install. One clean shot of a completed window, inside or out, to sit beside line 03. On the list to be shot.

Photo to come

A finished door, or a lock set close-up. The door work has no photo yet. A deadbolt or lock set in hand would do the job.

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