Boston Window & Screen Repair

Call on a Saturday afternoon with a broken window and this is the kind of shop that shows up by 9 the next morning — in one review from this spring, that's exactly what happened: a coil balance shoe and spring needed replacing on an inoperable window, and Ergys had it fixed in about 30 minutes. That pattern repeats across nearly every review of this Braintree window-and-screen repair business: same-day or next-morning response, a quick fix, an upfront price. Ergys Brahja runs it (customers also know him as "Goose" or "Gus"), and the volume backs the pattern up — a 4.8-star average across 25 Google reviews and a 4.9 from 16 on Thumbtack, where the profile shows 5 years in business and a completed background check. The written record runs from 2023 through this year across three platforms, entirely five stars, with five reviews in just the past six months and none of them negative. The work itself is almost entirely windows and screens: torn screens replaced (one 2025 review describes 30 screens and 2 windows fixed in a single visit), stuck or inoperable window sashes freed up, broken pivot-lock shoes and balance mechanisms repaired, vinyl and sliding windows fixed. One customer had siding work done on short notice this spring. In a review from mid-2025, a customer described returning years after an earlier porch-screen job to get storm doors replaced and windows repaired, noting how well the owner handles the quirks of an older house. Pricing comes up almost as often as the repairs themselves — called upfront and reasonable, with no surprises — and so does communication: more than one reviewer mentions being kept posted when a job had to wait behind other work already scheduled. Nothing negative turns up anywhere in three years of reviews. For a repair this specific — a torn screen, a window that won't latch, a stuck sash — this is a company built to handle exactly that, fast.