Where We Work: Normandy Park and Nearby Towns
From Normandy Park out to Federal Way, our crews put in new windows, entry doors and patio doors, and fix the ones still worth saving. Every job aims at the same result: fewer drafts, rooms that hold their heat, lower heating bills and a clean house when we pack up.
Towns we cover from Normandy Park
- Normandy Park
- Burien
- SeaTac
- Des Moines
- Tukwila
- White Center
- Vashon
- Boulevard Park
- Kent
- Renton
- Federal Way
Not on the list? Call (206) 984-4841 and ask.
Towns We Cover
We're based in Normandy Park, so most jobs are a short drive away. You'll see our trucks often in Burien, Des Moines, SeaTac, Boulevard Park and White Center. We head farther out to Tukwila, Kent, Renton and Federal Way as well. We work on Vashon too. Island jobs need a bit more planning around the ferry, and we work out timing with you when you call.
Wherever you live, the job runs the same way. We measure each opening, note what we find, and give you a clear price before we order anything. We get most installs finished in a single day. If you'd rather pay over time, ask about our flexible payment options. Not sure we reach your street? Ask on the phone and we'll tell you plainly.
What We See in Homes Around Here
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Older homes, older windows
A lot of houses in this part of King County went up between the 1950s and the 1970s. Many still have single-pane aluminum windows or early double-pane units with failed seals. Aluminum frames move cold straight into the room, and fogged glass means the insulating gas is gone. Swapping them for modern double-pane vinyl or fiberglass is usually where you'll feel the biggest change in comfort and heating bills.
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Long, wet winters
Our weather is mild but damp for months. That shows up as condensation on cold glass, peeling paint on sills, and soft wood at the bottom of door frames. Better glass keeps the inside surface warmer, so less water forms. Good flashing and sealing around the new unit keeps rain out of the wall.
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Wind and drafts
Homes closer to the water catch steady wind off the Sound. Worn weatherstripping on an entry door or patio door lets that air right in. A properly fitted door with fresh seals and an adjusted threshold stops the whistle and keeps warm air where you paid to put it.
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Permits and energy code
Washington sets energy code rules for new windows, and replacement glass has to meet them. Permit rules vary between cities and unincorporated King County. We check what your address needs and handle the permit when one is required, so you don't have to figure it out.
Find Out What Your Home Needs
Tell us your town and what's bothering you, whether that's drafts, foggy glass or a sticking door. We'll set up a time to look and give you a free, no-pressure quote.