Replacement windows, entry and patio doors, storm doors, egress windows and garage doors across Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair, Livingston and Lapeer counties. Get free quotes, check licenses, and hire with confidence.
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Count the windows or doors, note sizes and problems, and say whether openings stay the same. Clear scope brings faster, comparable quotes.
Changing an opening needs a building permit. Check the LARA Residential Builder or Maintenance and Alteration license, and EPA lead certification for pre-1978 homes.
How we check credentials →Compare the product series, installation method, flashing, warranty terms and verification status, not just the bottom line.
Use this directory to find window and door pros in Metro Detroit, from window replacement and entry doors to storm windows, egress windows and garage doors. Pick a service, describe the openings and the problem, and compare installers on product, installation method, licensing and warranty. Rebuild Detroit routes your request to local pros you choose.
List each window or door, its room, approximate size and what is wrong: drafts, fog, rot, sticking or security. Note whether you want the same size or a change, and the year your home was built. Photos help installers quote accurately and compare like for like.
Paid residential improvement work above a threshold set by state law generally needs a LARA Residential Builder or Maintenance and Alteration license; screens and storm sash is its own M&A trade. Check numbers on the LARA lookup. New or enlarged openings need a building permit, bedrooms need a code-compliant escape opening, and Michigan's Safety Glazing Materials Act requires safety glass in doors and other hazardous locations.
Compare the exact product series and NFRC label values, insert versus full frame installation, how the sill is flashed, who pulls permits, and labor versus product warranties. For homes built before 1978, confirm the firm is EPA lead-safe certified, and see verification status in How We Vet.
Permits come from the city or township where the home sits, not your mailing city. In Detroit, BSEED issues permits and the Historic District Commission reviews window and door changes in local historic districts. Much of the housing in Detroit and inner suburbs is pre-1978 with lead paint and out of square openings. See Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county pages.
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