Kitchen Window Latch Repair – Toronto

A stuck window latch in an older Toronto home was fixed with a simple, low-cost solution instead of a full window replacement — part of a larger property maintenance visit.

Kitchen Window Latch Repair – Toronto
This was one stop on a longer list for a landlord who regularly has us handle repairs and maintenance across his properties. The same visit covered a porch step repair, an exhaust fan replacement, bathroom caulking, a backyard gate fix, and a toilet shut-off valve replacement — this window was just one piece of it. The kitchen window had a specific problem: the latch at the top wouldn't hold, so the window kept sliding shut on its own. Given how old the house is, the owner had been dealing with repair costs on and off for a while, and this time he asked us to find something that wouldn't mean replacing the window outright — those costs add up fast on an older property. Our guys looked at it and landed on a fix that didn't require touching the window itself — just a simple, inexpensive adjustment to get the latch holding properly again. We put the idea in front of the owner first, and once he gave the go-ahead, it took almost no time to get it done. No big mess, no big bill, and the window works the way it should again. The owner was happy the tenant wasn't left dealing with a broken window, and just as happy that the whole thing got handled fast without turning into a bigger job.
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