Sticking doors, broken locks, drafty windows, cracked window glass, damaged screens, hardware that doesn't work — fixed so they open, close, and lock the way they should.
Door, window, and glass repair in Santa Rosa runs $50–$175 per job in 2026: re-key $50–$100, deadbolt replacement $75–$150, keypad lock install $100–$175, sticking door adjustment $75–$150, single-pane glass replacement $100–$250. Pre-hung interior doors are handyman scope; exterior door frames, custom framing, and dual-pane insulated glass units are licensed-contractor or glass-company territory — Build & Fortify will tell you upfront which category your job falls into.
A door that sticks. A lock that won't turn. A window that lets in a draft, or has a cracked pane of glass. These are small problems that become daily annoyances — and most of them are straightforward fixes that don't need a full contractor crew or a specialty glass company on the schedule for weeks.
Build & Fortify repairs and adjusts doors, windows, and window glass for homeowners, renters, landlords, and commercial properties across Santa Rosa and Sonoma County. From hardware swaps to hinge adjustments to full lockset replacements to single-pane glass repair, Chad handles it quickly and at a fair price — usually in one visit. That includes repairing a damaged door frame in place rather than replacing it — see a recent door frame repair job for an example.
Not every cracked or broken window needs a specialty glass company. A single cracked pane in an older single-pane window is often a straightforward glass-and-glazing job Chad can handle on-site. Modern dual-pane insulated glass units (the sealed, two-layer glass in most newer windows) are a different animal — if the seal is broken or the unit is fogged, that's a factory-made replacement unit ordered through a glass company, not a same-day fix. Chad will take a look and tell you honestly which category your window falls into before any work starts, rather than guessing and charging for the wrong approach.
Between tenants, landlords need locks re-keyed or replaced, doors adjusted after years of use, and hardware refreshed. Build & Fortify handles all of this as part of a turnover punch list — often alongside drywall patching, plumbing fixes, and other move-out repairs.
Just bought a house and the previous owners left you with doors that scrape, windows that won't stay open, and locks you don't trust? One visit from Build & Fortify gets everything adjusted, replaced, and working right.
Door stops, soft-close hinges, window locks, and safety hardware — installed properly so they actually hold up to daily use.
Basic deadbolt + knobset replacement runs $75-$150 for labor (hardware not included). Re-keying existing locks is less — typically $50-$100. Keypad lock installation runs $100-$175 depending on the lock and door prep needed.
Pre-hung interior doors (where the door comes already mounted in its frame) — yes. Exterior door replacement or custom door framing is contractor territory. Chad will let you know honestly if your job needs a specialist.
Usually, yes. Most sliding door issues are worn rollers, dirty tracks, or misaligned frames. Roller replacement and track cleaning typically solve the problem. If the frame itself is warped or the door needs full replacement, that's a different scope — and we'll tell you upfront.
Yes, for most single-pane windows — a cracked or broken pane can usually be cut and reset in the existing frame for $100-$250. Modern dual-pane insulated glass units need a factory-ordered replacement unit through a glass company, which is a different process. Chad will tell you which category your window falls into before quoting the job.
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