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REPLACEMENT WINDOWS IN DENVER, FORT COLLINS, GRAND JUNCTION & MONTROSE
Our Denver Replacement Window Company Offers superior windows which gives you more window choices making the window buying process a lot easier!
Homeowners in the Denver area often find themselves with a hard choice when shopping for replacement windows. Should they opt to pay top dollar on high-quality products, or should these funds go towards more cost-efficient models that will ultimately save them money?
With Clearly Windows & Doors in Denver, you don’t have to choose between quality and value. With our replacement window options, we provide the best window replacement prices because we are able to get rid of anything unnecessary that increases the replacement window cost. Unlike other companies who invest their money into advertising or building luxurious showrooms-we keep things simple by eliminating these factors so homeowners can enjoy a lower price without sacrificing window quality all while offering an excellent customer experience!
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Types of Replacement Windows We Install in Denver
House window replacement in the Denver area is a different story each time. That's why we offer various types of windows to fit your needs, so you can be sure that our expert window team will handle and install anything necessary for your Denver area home window replacement!
Bay Windows
The perfect bay window will protrude from your home, Bay windows give your home a unique look from the exterior while providing more room inside. The angled design of bay windows lets natural light in from multiple directions, making them more effective than traditional flat windows. In addition to the energy-saving benefits of natural light in your home, you can't forget about the mental advantages of the additional sunlight.
What is the average cost of a bay window?
Average cost:
The average cost for a bay window installation is $1,150 to $3,550 per window. You will need to add in the price of local labor costs, which averages around $38 per hour, but can vary depending on your local installation costs (typically $300 to $500).
Bow Windows
These windows protrude from your home, giving it a unique look from the exterior and providing more room inside. A bow window or compass window is a curved bay window. Bow windows are designed to create space by projecting beyond the exterior wall of a building, and to provide a wider view of the garden or street outside and typically combine four or more windows, which join to form an arch, differentiating them from the more common and often three-sided bay window. Casement windows are often used.
How much do BOW windows cost?
Bow windows usually average somewhere around $3,600 for a basic replacement. Labor and installation can range between $320 and $550 for these windows. If you're adding a bow window where there wasn't one before, expect to pay significantly more for the additional construction cost
Double-Hung Windows
Double-hung windows: Our most popular option, replacement double-hung windows combine a classic look with a durable composition.
A double-hung window, also commonly referred to as a double-sash window, is a type of window that has two operable sashes that slide up and down. There are two main operable parts of a double-hung window — the top sash and the bottom sash. They are both able to open to provide ventilation.
How much do double hung windows cost?
The average double-hung vinyl window will cost you about $600 to $950 to replace and it's reasonable to expect to spend $100 to $300 per window on labor. A typical hourly rate for a window installer or contractor is about $75 per hour
Are double-hung windows worth the extra money?
If you really do a stern cost analysis, double pane windows actually tend to be the best value, unless of course, you plan to stay in your home for at least 10 or more years. While triple panes do reduce energy costs, it could take you 10 - 20 years for the energy savings to really pay off.
Special Shape Windows
Uniquely shaped windows literally make your home stand out from others on the block & in the neighborhood. Clearly windows and doors works with every window shape & size you can imagine! Give Clearly a call today for special shape window replacements. Trapezoid windows, also called angle-bottom or angle-top windows are often found along the roofline above traditional rectangular windows. Because of their odd shape, they can be a particular challenge to cover, but there are a few options we recommend.
How much do custom triangle windows cost?
Triangle or trapezoid windows – very interesting design often used in combination with square and rectangular windows; cost an average of $325-$625.
Labor typically costs $150 to $800 per window, or about $40 an hour per person. A single window unit can run between $300 and $1,200 for standard sizes, and custom or bay windows can cost up to $2,000 or more on average.
Round-Top Windows
A round-top or arched window is a great home design option, whether placed above a door or used as a window centerpiece in your home.
An arch window (also known as a radius window) creates a dramatic effect in both contemporary and traditional homes. An arch window can be tall like a casement window or wide like an awning window. In traditional homes, arch windows can be used to create a Victorian-like effect. Turret Window.
Do arched windows cost more?
Arch windows costs can be higher since they often come as a custom window installation with a specialty style. A normal sized arched window replacement will cost between $325 to $875 per window.
Awning Windows
What is an awning window?
An awning window has hinges at the top of the frame, and swings outward from the bottom. They can open with the simple crank of a handle or with the basic glide of the Easy-Slide Operator hardware. Awning windows are great in places that could use extra ventilation and light.
Hinged at the top to swing outward, awning windows are typically used in first-floor bathrooms and basements.
How much does an Awning window cost?
An awning window costs between $350 and $1,050 on average. This is considerably more than the cost of double-hung windows, a popular option that ranges in price between $80 and $200.
Casement Windows
Casement windows have a side hinge that allows them to swing in the same way a door opens and closes. A casement is a window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges at the side.[1] They are used singly or in pairs within a common frame, in which case they are hinged on the outside. Casement windows are often held open using a casement stay. Windows hinged at the top are referred to as awning windows, and ones hinged at the bottom are called hoppers.
Casement Window Price Ranges
Home improvement stores have casement window pricing starting at about $375 for a 22-inch square casement window. Installation is either DIY or an additional fee paid to a contractor. Professional window companies charge from about $1000 to $2,000 per installed casement window.
Sliding Windows
These windows offer the most glass area of our windows, making them ideal for smaller room. Sliding windows are horizontal, with sashes that slide back and forth rather than up and down like more traditional windows. They are essentially double hung windows turned on their side.
What is the cost of a slider window?
The average cost to replace a single sliding window ranges from $600 to $1,200, with most homeowners paying about $725 to install a 36” x 36” double aluminum sliding window with double-pane glass. Installing a small single-pane vinyl sliding window measuring 36” x 24” costs as low as $4
Hopper Windows
Another popular choice for basements and first-floor bathrooms, hopper windows are basically awning windows hinged from the bottom. According to the Efficient Windows Collaborative, the hopper window definition includes windows with movable sashes that open inward. The hinge is on the bottom, and they make excellent windows for bathroom or basement installations. Since the windowpane tilts upward, it stops debris from blowing into your house.
How Much Do Hopper Windows Cost to Install?
The average cost for a hopper window installation is $260 to $720 per window. You will want to add in local labor costs as well, which can average around $38 per hour.
Picture Windows
Picture windows are stationary, fixed in place windows that don’t open. A large picture window is an excellent choice when clear, unobstructed views are the priority. A picture window is a large, fixed-pane window, generally made without glazing bars. A picture window gets its name from the fact that it is designed to give you a clear view of your surroundings without any obstructions—essentially acting as a picture frame for the scenery outside the window. What is the average cost of a large picture window?
Large Picture Window Cost
Depending on the size, color, type, quality, and glass unit, the cost can vary anywhere from $600 – $1200 per window.
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Replacement Window Materials
What are the different types of window frame material?
There are six main materials that windows are made of. They include wood, vinyl, aluminum, fiberglass, wood-clad and composite.
Clearly window & doors offers different styles of home windows that we can install in your home, there are also different choices of window materials for you to choose from.
A few of the most popular options include:
Wood Windows
Wood windows are usually wood on the inside (typically pine or Douglas Fir). Exteriors are wood covered with extruded aluminum, PVC, or fiberglass
Fiberglass Windows
Fiberglass replacement windows are attractive but more expensive than comparable options. Fiberglass window and door frames are essentially composed of glass fibers and resin, materials that expand and contract very little with temperature changes in the weather. Until recently, the complex profiles required for window designs have been impossible to attain with fiberglass.
Vinyl Windows
High-quality vinyl windows are windows made out of a plastic material, PVC. Vinyl windows were first developed in the 1970s, to compete against costlier wood windows. Despite their relative youth, vinyl windows now account for roughly the same market share as wood windows.
Aluminum Windows
Fiberglass replacement windows are attractive but more expensive than comparable options. Fiberglass window and door frames are essentially composed of glass fibers and resin, materials that expand and contract very little with temperature changes in the weather. Until recently, the complex profiles required for window designs have been impossible to attain with fiberglass.
Wood Clad
Clad wood window is one with a wooden frame, but the exterior surfaces of the window are clad with another material—typically either vinyl or aluminum.
Composite Windows
Composite windows are newer than vinyl windows, which have been around for decades. What are composite windows made of? Composite is created by combining substances such as resin and fiberglass to create a tough, solid core. And while composite windows are made from a blend of materials, similar to what your car's bumper is made of, they are finished to have the appearance of natural wood and are long-lasting and easy to maintain.
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Window Replacement vs. Repair in Denver
Broken Window Glass Replacement in Denver
Denver, Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe, Weld, Adams, Mesa, Delta, & Gunnison counties are one of the colder areas in Colorado, which means that broken windows are a big problem for us. It doesn't matter how warm or cold it gets outside - when you have extreme weather like this there will always be something wrong with the windows in your home or business!
The decision to repair or replace a broken window is one that homeowners face with increasing frequency. The cost of repairing it compared with replacing an entire unit may be something you need take into account when making this choice, but there are many other window factors too!
If you have a single-pane glass window in Colorado, repairing it may be more difficult than just replacing the entire thing. Replacing glass can be a serious time commitment and expensive if you break the window glass while repairing the glass. Call us today at (insert phone number) for an estimate on how much money can potentially save by getting rid of these old leaking windows from exterior locations within their homes because every day you wait it is costing you money!
How do you know when it’s time to replace windows?
- Difficult to operate or open, Windows that do not operate as intended is frustrating.
- Outdoor Noise becomes more and more noticeable.
- Poor Curb Appeal & Outdated, this can decrease your home’s value.
- Window mullions (vertical wood strips separating glass panes) are letting air in/out and are fake.
- The window was not properly installed.
- The windows have a water leak.
- Windows have visible condensation or are foggy looking.
- There are serious structural issues:
- Difficulty closing/ opening
- Drafts / feel air blowing through
- Frames shrinking, warped wood & bent frames
- Latches & locks don’t work properly
- Rotted/pest-infested wood
Window replacement is a great long-term solution that can save you money in the future. The energy loss will be stopped, which means lower monthly bills and federal tax credits for your home! With Clearly Windows & Doors Denver’s most economical window replacement– double-paned high-performance glass with an upgrade on window efficiency standards--you won't have any worries about saving enough cash each month on utility bills!
Call us today for a free estimate on any window replacement for your home or office. It’s quick and hassle-free call
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High Altitude Denver Replacement Windows
Clearly Windows & Doors Denver understands that Denver’s higher elevations can create a number of challenges for home windows. For example, they may weaken sealants or make it difficult to keep the window in its proper position on your house creating efficiency issues. We offer replacement options specifically designed around these high-altitude needs.
We take pride in our locally sourced materials and excellent craftsmanship. Our windows have quality vinyl, wood, fiberglass which is durable enough to withstand the demands of winter cold Colorado without cracking or breaking apart easily; they also feature multiple panes of glass to handle increased expansion so now even with the cold Denver, Colorado winters the heated air will stay safely inside your family’s home!
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