Locally owned in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Replacement windows, entry doors and patio doors fitted to adobe walls, deep openings and historic-district rules — with glass chosen for high-desert sun, wind and cold nights.
Visit us at 1570 Pacheco St, Suite D6, Santa Fe
Sound familiar?
Santa Fe's high-desert climate is hard on windows and doors. Strong sun, wind, dust and big day-to-night temperature swings wear out seals, frames and weatherstripping.
Cold air sneaks in around old frames on winter nights, and your furnace runs to keep up.
Condensation or haze trapped inside double-pane glass means the seal has failed.
Sashes that stick, cranks that strip, or windows painted shut years ago.
Intense UV at our altitude fades rugs, wood floors, art and upholstery.
Cracked caulk and worn weatherstripping let in air, water and bugs.
Traffic on Cerrillos or St. Francis, neighbors and wind all come right through thin, old glass.
Loose locks, flimsy sliders and old doors that don't latch properly.
Spring winds push fine dust through gaps onto sills, floors and furniture.
Products & pricing
Every home is different. We'll show you samples of each at your free consultation and recommend what makes sense for your walls, your budget and your neighborhood.
Low-maintenance, budget-friendly replacement windows
Strong, stable frames for intense sun and cold nights
Warm wood inside, weather-resistant cladding outside
"Starting at" prices are for a standard-size window, installed. Your exact price depends on size, style, glass and the condition of each opening, and is confirmed in a written quote after your free in-home measurement. Financing available with approved credit.
Why homeowners choose us
Adobe walls, rounded parapets, deep sills and historic-district rules are everyday work here — not a surprise on install day. You get a straight answer, a written quote and no "sign tonight" pressure.
| SF Windows & Doors | Typical national chain | |
|---|---|---|
| Locally owned in Santa Fe | ✔ | Rarely |
| Free in-home measurement | ✔ | Varies |
| Fitted to deep adobe openings | ✔ | Varies |
| Help with H-Board review | ✔ | Rarely |
| Written quote, no pressure | ✔ | Varies |
How it works
We measure every opening, check the walls and framing, and show you real product samples — in your home, on your schedule.
You get options, prices and a timeline in writing. If you're in a historic district, we explain what review may be needed before we order.
Our crew removes the old units, installs and seals the new ones, finishes the trim, and cleans up before we leave.
Built for Santa Fe
Many Santa Fe homes are Pueblo Revival or Territorial style, with thick adobe or frame-and-stucco walls and deep window openings. Off-the-shelf sizes rarely fit, so we measure each opening and plan the sill, the jamb extensions and the plaster or stucco returns.
If your home is in one of the city's historic districts, exterior changes may need review by the Historic Districts Review Board (H-Board). We can help you prepare for that process. Approval is up to the city, but you won't be navigating it alone.
At about 7,000 feet, insulated glass needs extra thought too, and so do the intense sun, wind and big temperature swings. We account for all of it when we recommend glass.
Historic & Adobe HomesAltitude-ready glass, low-E coatings and historic-district requirements are confirmed for each project during your consultation.
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FAQ
It depends on the size, style, frame material and glass, and on the condition of each opening. As a starting point, vinyl windows start at $XXX, fiberglass at $X,XXX and wood-clad at $X,XXX per standard-size window, installed. Your exact price comes in a written quote after your free in-home measurement.
Often, yes, but exterior changes in Santa Fe's historic districts may need review and approval through the city's Historic Preservation Division and the Historic Districts Review Board (H-Board). We can help you understand what's likely to be required and prepare the information for your application. The final decision is the city's.
Yes. Adobe and frame-and-stucco homes often have deep, slightly irregular openings. We measure each one individually and plan the sill, jamb extensions and interior and exterior finish so the new window looks like it belongs.
We measure every opening, look at the condition of the frames and walls, show you product samples, answer your questions and give you a written quote. There's no obligation.
We measure every opening, show you real samples, talk through historic-district rules if they apply, and leave you a written quote. No pressure, no obligation.
