Forty years fixing the balancer inside the frame — the part that makes a window lift easily and stay where you put it. When it wears out, most people are told they need a whole new window. They almost never do.
No stock photos — this is hardware we've pulled out of real Lowcountry homes.
If one balancer fails, opening the window can cause the other side to give way suddenly, dropping a heavy sash on fingers underneath. That's the risk being fixed, not just the sticking.
Windows that won't stay open or are heavy to lift. Both balancers and both shoes replaced together, so it's fixed evenly.
Aluminum and vinyl sashes jammed from worn hardware — restored to smooth, safe operation.
Broken latches and locking hardware, repaired so the window closes and secures the way it should.
"Mike was very responsive to our initial call. He promptly came over the next day, assessed our window issue, and gave us his honest recommendation."
"Mike is terrific — very professional, personable, excellent craftsmanship, and best-in-class value."
"I could hardly open my old windows, and now they work like new."