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[soumitss]

Good afternoon! We have several windows that need repair - some won't open smoothly, one has a broken seal with condensation between panes. Do we need full replacement or can they be serviced?

[hydrogenn]

Good afternoon! Many window issues can be resolved with proper Windows Service without full replacement. Here's what's often repairable: stuck or difficult-to-open windows (usually cleaning tracks, lubricating hardware, adjusting mechanisms), broken seals with condensation (glass unit replacement is cheaper than whole window), damaged hardware (locks, handles, cranks can be replaced), weatherstripping issues (simple and affordable fix), minor frame damage (depending on material and extent). However, full replacement makes sense when: frames are rotting or severely damaged, windows are very old with outdated technology, you want to upgrade to energy-efficient models, multiple major issues exist, repair costs approach replacement cost. A professional service should offer honest assessment - whether repair or replacement is better value. In Texas, energy efficiency is crucial due to extreme heat, so sometimes upgrading to modern windows with better insulation pays off despite higher initial cost. Request an inspection to evaluate your specific situation. Good service providers will explain all options, costs, expected results, and help you make informed decision. Sometimes a mix works - replace worst windows, repair others. Don't automatically assume replacement is necessary - many issues are fixable!