WindowFix - Street view of a row of storefronts with large windows and potted plants on the sidewalk in front of a red brick building.

Rejuvenated 4 Charming Storefronts On Columbus Ave

WindowFix repaired and rejuvenated these four wooden storefronts.

WindowFix - A large suspension bridge and a multi-story office building with sound reducing glass are shown under a partly cloudy sky.

From Warehouse to 124 Quiet Luxury Condos

This property was a waterfront industrial warehouse that was converted for luxury residential condo use.

WindowFix - A tall, historic stone apartment building with ornate architectural details and rounded corners, photographed from a low angle against a clear sky.

Storm Windows For A 1900’s Treasure

In the early 1900s, The Ansonia was touted as the grandest hotel in New York City. When it needed storm windows, WindowFix was there.

WindowFix - Red brick building with green-trim windows and a sign reading "THOMSON METER CO. WATER METERS" painted on the upper facade; leafy trees line the foreground.

Rehabilitated 300 Mammoth Landmark Wood Windows

WindowFix rehabilitated and extended the life of over 300 wood landmark windows.

WindowFix - A three-story brick apartment building with large windows, a metal awning over the entrance, and a yellow fence in front. Leafless trees are visible along the sidewalk.

200 Faulty Windows Successfully Rescued

WindowFix undertook a critical project involving the rectification of a faulty window installation. A total of 200 windows were rescued.

WindowFix - A historic stone government building with ornate architectural details, tall windows, and a central dome topped with a golden statue against a clear sky.

Efficiently Maintaining 59 Magnificent Municipal Buildings

NYC’s Department of Citywide Administrative Services awarded WindowFix a contract to efficiently maintain NYC’s municipal buildings.

WindowFix - Two workers on a red scissor lift install or clean large glass windows on the exterior of a multi-story building under construction.

Awesome Giant In 11215 Successfully Corrected

Within this 35’ tall opening, the original builder installed a storefront system. The windows were inserted into the storefront aluminum tubing, none of which was rated to handle air and water. The presence of heavy and sloppy caulking around the system and glass evidenced a previous attempt at stopping the water.