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1. Valleywide Glass

Phoenix, AZ11 years in business5 employees

Valleywide Glass is a window repair service serving Phoenix, AZ. A team of 5, the business has been operating for 11 years. Window repair fixes the parts that wear out or break, including glass, seals, balances, cranks, locks, and sashes, without replacing the whole unit. Many repairs involve swapping an insulated glass unit, adjusting hardware so windows open easily, or rebuilding wood parts that have started to rot. Common requests for window repair include sticking window sash repair, screen repair and replacement, weatherstripping replacement, sash cord and balance repair and cracked sliding door glass. Valleywide Glass is also listed for door repair. Condensation between panes, cracked glass, drafts around the frame, and windows that will not stay open or lock are common repair triggers. Share photos of the whole window and the problem area, plus the window type, such as double-hung, casement, or slider. Simple hardware swaps usually cost less than glass unit replacement, while rot repair and custom wood parts add labor and materials. Customers in Phoenix and nearby areas such as Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Peoria can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Credit card and PayPal. Request a quote from Valleywide Glass on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

2. Azusa Glass Az

Phoenix, AZ2 years in business

Azusa Glass Az is a window repair service serving Phoenix, AZ. The business has been operating for 2 years. Because many window parts are ordered to fit, measuring the glass or identifying the hardware is the first step for Phoenix repairs. The technician then removes the sash or stop, installs the new part, checks operation, and seals or trims around the repair. On their profile, Azusa Glass Az lists property type: residential and commercial. Homeowners also call after a stray ball or storm breaks glass, or when an older window is hard to open for ventilation. Include measurements of the glass or sash, any brand markings on the frame or spacer, and the floor it is on. Simple hardware swaps usually cost less than glass unit replacement, while rot repair and custom wood parts add labor and materials. Customers in Phoenix and nearby areas such as Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Peoria can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Azusa Glass Az on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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