Repair of window and door mechanisms on Long Island

If the window handles are difficult to turn, the sashes squeak when opening, the mode cannot be adjusted, the hinges are broken, and the hardware can be changed. Call the masters from the company Altis Window Repair and the problem with your mechanisms will be eliminated.

Replacement of window fittings by our specialists is a professional service with a guarantee. We specialize in installation, as well as troubleshooting problems of varying complexity.

Extensive experience of our masters, modern tools, so provide always efficiency and quality results.

Replacement of hardware in plastic wooden and aluminum windows is carried out in strict compliance with technical regulations.

The service includes a full range of related operations, starting from cleaning and ending with the adjustment of mechanisms.

Types of mechanisms

Hinges

This part is a mechanism that serves as a connecting element that allows the vinyl/aluminum window to swing open. For vinyl/aluminum casement windows, the hinge connects the top and bottom of the window sash, and for awning windows, it connects the left and right sides of the window sash.

Crank operator

This mechanism is manually operated and consists of a handle that is manually turned to open vinyl/aluminum and wood sashes or awnings.

Casement latch

Located opposite the hinge, this part consists of one or two locks that secure the window in a closed state.

Patio Door Rollers

Important elements such as rollers and guides are responsible for the easy, smooth, and quiet operation of the patio door.

Balances

In single or vinyl/aluminum double-pane windows, the balance is a mechanism that balances the weight of the sash to ensure that the window opens and closes smoothly.

Sash lock

Installed in the center portion of window frames, whether single or double pane vinyl, wood, or aluminum windows, this locks the window sash, preventing it from opening.

Tilt lach

Also, on the top of the window sash or sashes, there is a special mechanism that securely fixes the insulating glass unit in the window frame. This allows you to open the window sash by tilting it slightly, keeping it in the right position for ventilation.