Boston Window & Screen Repair

A window that would not open, a call late on a Saturday afternoon, and Ergys at the door by 9 the next morning — that May 2026 job, new coil balance shoes and a spring, is the kind of work Boston Window & Screen Repair exists for. It is a Braintree operation run by Ergys Brahja, who most customers know as Goose, and its Thumbtack profile puts it at five years in business with a completed background check. Screens are the bread and butter. A September 2025 customer had 30 screens and two windows done in one visit; a May 2025 customer said old torn screens came back looking new. The repairs go deeper than mesh: a broken pivot-lock shoe and nine screens in an August 2023 Thumbtack job, an inoperable sash repaired on schedule that same month, the wheel on a balcony window in June 2025, glass replaced the same day for a December 2025 customer at what they called a reasonable price. How he works shows up as consistently as what he fixes. A May 2026 customer singled out getting the price up front, and a June 2025 customer had an estimate within a day or two of asking. One June 2025 customer walked away knowing how to fix the screen and the window wheel themselves next time. Bigger jobs are in there too — a December 2025 homeowner had windows replaced start to finish with each step explained, and a June 2025 reviewer brought him back years after a porch-screen job to swap storm doors and repair windows. On Google the company holds 4.8 stars from 25 ratings, and 4.9 from 16 on Thumbtack. For a stuck sash, a torn screen or a pane that broke this morning, this is a same-day call around Braintree, and it is the owner who turns up. Settle the price before the work starts, the way his reviewers describe it, and if you live in an older house, say so when you call — a June 2025 customer credits him with finding fixes for the hardware and odd sizes those houses come with.