Hard to open? Handle spins with no movement? We repair and replace operators (cranks), arms, and hardware so your casement and awning windows open smoothly and seal tight again.
📍 Brooklyn & nearby NYC • 📆 Same-week availability
Most repairs completed in one visit
Matched operators, tracks, guides, and arms
Easy cranking + tight weather seal when closed
Casements hinge on the side and swing out; awnings hinge at the top. Both rely on a crank operator and linkage arms. We stock common patterns and can source precise replacements by brand or by measurement.
Inspect & identify
Confirm operator style, handing (left/right), arm length, and track geometry. Check hinge friction and weatherstrip.
Match correct hardware
Source compatible operator, guide, and track. Replace stripped gears, bent arms, or worn shoes as needed.
Install, align & lubricate
Set arm geometry, align strikes, and lubricate pivot points for smooth, light cranking.
Seal & test
Verify latch pull-in, final seal, and wind resistance. Provide care tips to extend operator life.
Truth, Andersen, Pella, Roto, Ashland and other operator systems. If your hardware is discontinued, we measure and retrofit a compatible assembly.
Free estimate, clear pricing, and most operator jobs finished the same week.
Can I replace just the handle?
If gears are stripped or the arm is bent, swapping only the handle won’t help. We replace the full operator assembly when needed so the fix lasts.
Will this improve drafts or leaks?
Yes—proper operator pull-in and hinge alignment help the sash seat tightly against weatherstripping. We can also replace worn seals.
Do you match color and brand?
We’ll match the original brand and finish when available. If discontinued, we use a compatible retrofit with a close finish.
How long does it take?
Typical operator replacements take 45–90 minutes per window, depending on access and condition.
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and nearby NYC neighborhoods. If you’re unsure, just ask us.
For the fastest part match, send a photo of the operator with the sash open, plus close-ups of the arm end, track, and any labels. Use ⌘/Ctrl + Shift + S on desktop—or just snap pics on your phone.