01 · Noise
Outside noise creeping in
If street noise or lawn equipment sounds louder than it used to, worn seals or damaged glass are usually why. Resealing and closing gaps brings the noise back down.
Window repair · Dallas office
RADIANT Windows & Glass repairs foggy, drafty, and damaged windows for homeowners across Dallas — from Lakewood and Lake Highlands to the M Streets and Bluffview — with free in-home estimates and no pressure to replace what a repair can fix.
Dallas office · 5730 Martel Ave #118, Dallas, TX 75206 · Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Why repair
Dallas has some of the oldest housing stock in North Texas, from 1920s bungalows in the M Streets to mid-century homes around White Rock Lake. Here’s what pushes Dallas homeowners to finally call for window repairs.
01 · Noise
If street noise or lawn equipment sounds louder than it used to, worn seals or damaged glass are usually why. Resealing and closing gaps brings the noise back down.
02 · Drafts
A draft from a closed window usually means a worn seal or a frame that’s shifted over time. We restore the seal so your HVAC isn’t working overtime.
03 · Frames
Older wood-frame windows in neighborhoods like Lakewood and the M Streets take on water and warp with age. Catching it early keeps a repair from turning into a full window replacement.
04 · Function
A window that’s hard to open, close, or lock usually points to a hardware or alignment problem. We fix the mechanism so it operates smoothly and locks securely again.
05 · Fog
Fog between panes shows up often in the double-pane windows installed on Lake Highlands and Bluffview homes over the past few decades. We reseal the unit to restore the view and the insulation.
Free estimate
We’ll take a look in person and tell you honestly whether a repair will do the job or a replacement makes more sense.
Window repair services
Dallas homes span nearly a century of window styles — original wood single-pane in older East Dallas bungalows, aluminum-frame from mid-century remodels, and newer vinyl double-pane. We look at what’s actually installed before recommending a fix or a full replacement.
Repair or replace
A damaged window does more than look bad — it drives up energy bills and lets moisture into the wall behind it. These are the issues we get called out for most in Dallas homes:
When a repair won’t do the job, we’ll tell you straight and point you to a full window replacement instead.
Cost guide
Most repairs run $150–$650 per window. The main driver is what’s actually wrong — here’s the typical range for each, completed:
Seal & hardware repair
$150–$350
Resealing foggy glass, fixing drafts, and repairing locks, cranks, or rollers. The most common repair call we get.
Frame & glass repair
$350–$650
Repairing warped or water-damaged frames and replacing a damaged glass pane without a full window replacement.
Learn more about foggy window repair →Storm damage / custom
Quoted on-site
Storm damage, custom or specialty windows, and larger frame repairs are priced after a free in-home assessment.
Our process
We’ve run this process on 500+ North DFW windows. It’s built to remove guesswork, not add steps.
Shane Moore or one of our techs visits your home, walks through what’s going on, and assesses your windows for damaged seals, frames, or hardware.
A tailored repair plan with a detailed, itemized quote — no guessing what you’re paying for.
We schedule around your calendar and protect your home’s interior and exterior before work begins.
Damaged components are carefully repaired — from warped frames to sticking locks and rollers.
Affected areas are resealed to restore proper insulation and keep moisture and drafts out.
Every window is tested for smooth operation, proper sealing, and security before we call the job done.
We inspect the finished repair with you, clean up the work area, and make sure your windows are fully functional.
Start with step one.
Book your free in-home estimate →Common warning signs
Seal failure letting moisture get trapped between panes.
Worn seals letting outside air in around a closed window.
Humidity and water damage taking a toll over time.
Hardware or alignment issues keeping a window from opening, closing, or locking.
Poor sealing forcing your HVAC to work harder than it should.
Damaged seals letting more sound through than they used to.
Catching small issues now is easier than dealing with storm damage later.
Window repair is often the easiest way to finish off a room refresh.
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Neighborhoods named on our Dallas repair page: Lakewood, Lake Highlands, the M Streets and Bluffview. We also repair windows in these nearby areas from the same office.
Most repairs run $150–$650 per window depending on what needs fixing. Seal and hardware repairs typically run $150–$350; frame and glass repair runs $350–$650. Storm damage or custom windows are quoted on-site.
Often, yes. If the seal has failed but the frame and hardware are still in good shape, we can reseal or replace the glass unit itself rather than the whole window. More on foggy window repair.
Foggy glass, drafts, warped frames, and sticking hardware are usually fixable with a repair. Extensive frame rot, multiple failed seals, or old single-pane windows are often better handled with a full replacement — we’ll tell you honestly which applies during your free estimate.
Yes — every window repair starts with a free, no-obligation, in-home estimate and a detailed itemized quote.
We regularly repair windows throughout Dallas — including Lakewood, Lake Highlands, the M Streets, and Bluffview — plus Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, and the surrounding North DFW area.
Yes. Financing through Medallion Bank offers terms up to 144 months. See financing options.