Hail happens.

And quite often after a significant storm, the windows on one or more sides of a home or office building have significant damage. We can all agree on that.

But when it comes to resolving the matter and bringing the windows to their pre-loss condition (whether window repair or window replacement), there’s legitimate room for disagreement among the parties involved. Insurers, contractors, and property owners often have different perspectives regarding the scope of damages, appropriate remedies, and the true cost of the window restoration.

We Make Complicated Window Restoration Easier and Estimations More Accurate

Windows from today’s leading manufacturers are fixable except in the worst cases. Broken glass, dented frames, and other typical hail damage usually doesn’t require window replacement.

But since windows are fixable, window repair and restoration are complicated.

There are many models and features. They have mechanisms and parts on both sides of the wall. And in the process the walls themselves often must be accessed adjacent to the windows and then repaired. It’s little wonder that window restoration costs related to parts and labor are very difficult to estimate.

We’ve worked with nearly every kind and brand of window on the market – installing them and repairing them. We know from experience the scope of work involved with nearly every window repair scenario. Our online AccuWin estimator, backed if necessary by onsite assessments, produces “no doubt” window repair scopes, along with cost estimates that are fair to the insurance company and the contractor doing the work.

Since insurance companies have the final say in resolving these issues, the sooner they can document how a window can be cost-effectively repaired or that it must be replaced, the sooner the window restoration work can begin.