“2002,” Leo admitted.
“Yep,” she said, tapping the fogged-up glass. “Dead seal. And this frame is original to the house, isn’t it? Early 2000s?” aluminum glass door replacement phoenix
“It’s like living inside a greenhouse,” his wife, Elena, had said last week, gesturing to the heat waves shimmering off the tile floor near the door. “A very expensive, very hot greenhouse.” “2002,” Leo admitted
Leo stood on the inside, holding his hand an inch from the glass. It was cool. Actually cool. He looked at the old door leaning against the garage. Its cloudy glass seemed to stare back, defeated. And this frame is original to the house, isn’t it
“You know what I love about Phoenix?” she said.
The “someone” turned out to be a company called Sonoran Desert Glass & Screen . The owner, a sun-leathered woman named Maggie, showed up at 3 p.m.—the hottest part of the day—in a long-sleeved shirt and a wide hat. She didn’t even flinch when she touched the aluminum door.