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Water is staining the wall around the window, the trim feels soft, or the old frame looks too damaged to keep.

The windows are drafty and dated, but the frames and surrounding stucco still look solid and I want less disruption.

One window is cracked, leaking, or impossible to use while the rest of the house is still fine.

Every room has a different mix of rattling, drafty windows and the house never feels evenly comfortable.

The projecting window sags or leaks at the corners, or I want a deeper view and seating ledge in that room.

The little box window over the sink is cold and leaking, or I want a sunny shelf for plants and herbs.

The bedroom window is too small or too stuck to feel like a usable way out in an emergency.

The big view window or odd-shaped arch is cloudy, cracked, or so dated that a standard rectangle will not match it.

I want a window that catches a breeze, but the old hinged sash hangs crooked and will not pull tight against the seal.

The top and bottom panels rattle, drift out of place, and leave a draft where they meet in the middle.

The side-to-side window drags, whistles in the wind, and leaves an uneven gap at the latch side.

Fog is trapped between the panes and will not wipe off from either side.

A pane is cracked through, has a hole in it, or is dropping sharp pieces onto the sill.

The window slams shut, will not stay open, or one corner of the sash sits lower than the other.

The handle spins without moving the window, or the sash stops halfway and will not crank closed.

The sliding window screeches, jumps off its rail, or takes both hands to move even after I clean the track.

The latch will not catch, the window can be pushed open, or the lock no longer lines up with its keeper.

I can feel cold air around the closed sash and hear a faint whistle, but the glass and frame are not broken.

Mosquitoes get through a torn screen, or the whole frame is bent and falls out whenever I open the window.

The patio door leaks at the sill, feels loose in the opening or is difficult to move, and I want to compare repair with replacement.

The pair of patio doors has daylight between the panels, rubs at the top, or no longer closes as one even set.

I want the living room to open almost completely to the patio instead of looking through one ordinary doorway.

The front door sticks, shows light around the edges, and makes the entrance feel worn out or insecure.

I want fresh air through the upper section while the lower section stays closed, with the option to operate both sections together.

I want to leave the door open for air, but bugs come in and a permanent screen would be in the way.

The door glass is cracked, cloudy or no longer suits the entrance, and I want to know whether the insert can be replaced while retaining the door.

The glass door grinds across the floor, catches in one spot, or lets rain creep under a worn sill.

The glass feels icy on cool mornings, sunny rooms overheat, and furniture is fading near the windows.

A low window, bathroom pane, or glass beside a door looks dangerously easy to fall into.

Traffic, aircraft, or late-night conversations sound almost as loud with the windows closed as they do outside.