I feel like for wooden windows all you would have to do is pull the trim and then you can remove the glass slider and sand it down so that it will slide correctly and then reassemble.
That definitely seems like something that could be done weekend warrior style with a couple of cheap tools and a few YouTube videos.
My bedroom window has swollen to the point it no longer shuts 100% (wood frame). I have no clue how much that will cost to repair.
I feel like for wooden windows all you would have to do is pull the trim and then you can remove the glass slider and sand it down so that it will slide correctly and then reassemble.
That definitely seems like something that could be done weekend warrior style with a couple of cheap tools and a few YouTube videos.
It’s a crank window not a slider? Maybe that makes more sense?