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Stop Drafts and Improve Your Home's Security

Window and door replacement services for homes in Norcross, Georgia.

Windows and doors in aging homes around Norcross often develop gaps, fail to latch properly, or allow drafts that make rooms uncomfortable and drive up heating and cooling costs. Brothers Carpentry & Painting replaces windows and doors to improve efficiency and security, with attention to sealing and alignment that keeps air where it belongs and upgrades the appearance of your home throughout Georgia's changing seasons.

This service includes removing old units, checking framing for rot or damage, installing new windows or doors with proper flashing and insulation, sealing gaps with spray foam or caulk, and trimming out the interior and exterior for a finished look. You get units that open and close smoothly, lock securely, and keep conditioned air inside while blocking outside noise and weather.

If you're noticing drafts or outdated units in Norcross, contact us to schedule a consultation and see what replacement options make sense for your home.

How Proper Installation Affects Long-Term Performance

Brothers Carpentry & Painting begins by carefully removing your old windows or doors without damaging surrounding siding or trim in Norcross. The rough opening is inspected for rot, leveled if needed, and prepped with flashing tape or house wrap before the new unit is set, shimmed square, and fastened securely.

After the work is complete, your windows will open and lock without sticking, glass panes will sit flush without rattling, and doors will close tightly against weatherstripping without gaps at the top or bottom. You'll notice less noise from outside, fewer drafts near seating areas, and a drop in energy use when your heating or cooling system isn't working as hard to maintain temperature.

Quality products are used for better performance and longevity, and installations are done with minimal disruption to your daily routine. This service does not include structural framing repairs beyond basic rot replacement or custom millwork, but those needs are identified during the consultation so you know what to plan for before installation day.

Questions people have before replacing windows or doors

Replacing windows and doors involves working on the exterior and interior of your home, so it's helpful to know what happens during installation, what to expect afterward, and how the new units will perform.

How long does it take to replace windows?
Most single-window replacements in Norcross take two to four hours, including removal, installation, insulation, and trim work. Full-house projects are scheduled over several days depending on the number of units.
What do you do if the framing is rotted?
Rotted framing is cut out and replaced with treated lumber before the new window or door is installed. You'll be informed of the issue and the cost before any additional work is done.
Why do some windows fog up between the panes?
Fogging happens when the seal between double-pane glass fails, allowing moisture to get trapped inside. Once that seal breaks, the window loses its insulating value and needs to be replaced.
What kind of doors do you install?
Brothers Carpentry & Painting installs steel, fiberglass, and wood entry doors, as well as sliding patio doors. The choice depends on your budget, style preference, and how much maintenance you want to deal with over time.
When should I replace windows instead of repairing them?
If your windows are drafty, hard to open, or more than 20 years old, replacement is usually more effective than trying to repair broken locks, rotted sills, or failed seals. New windows also qualify for energy efficiency incentives in some cases.

Brothers Carpentry & Painting works with homeowners across Norcross who want their windows and doors to perform better, look sharper, and hold up through years of use. If your home is ready for an upgrade, get in touch to schedule a consultation and talk through your options.