Every door and window on the property is either working or generating a call.

Sometimes. If the frame and sash are sound, the insulated glass unit alone can often be replaced, which is the cheaper route on a building with many identical windows. If the sash has failed or the sill and casing are rotted, replacing the window and rebuilding the opening is the repair that actually lasts.

Yes — entry and vestibule doors, closers, panic and lever hardware, thresholds, weatherstripping and frames. Accessibility and security matter more on a shared entry than on a unit door, so closer adjustment, latching and clear opening width get checked as part of the work, not as an extra visit.

Yes, and it is regular work on condo and multi-family property. Access is the planning item: we stage from the deck where it is sound, or coordinate with any deck work that needs to happen first. Old units are removed, the opening is flashed and insulated, and the interior is trimmed before we leave.

Yes. A single window or door is typically opened and closed the same day, so a unit is not left open overnight. We coordinate access and timing through the manager or the board, give residents notice, and group units in a building into one visit rather than returning repeatedly.