Double-hung
Both sashes slide up and down, and many tilt in for easy cleaning. A classic look for Territorial and traditional homes.
Bedrooms & living roomsReplacement windows
Replacement windows for every Santa Fe home
From a single fogged pane to a whole house of drafty aluminum sliders, we help you choose the right style, frame and glass, then install it properly in your walls.
Window styles
Find the right style for each opening
Most homes use a mix. We'll recommend styles based on how each room is used, which way it faces, and what fits the look of your house.
Casement
Hinged on the side and opened with a crank. When closed, the sash presses against the weatherstripping for a tight seal against wind.
Windy sides & hard-to-reach spots
Sliding
One sash glides sideways. Simple and affordable, and a common upgrade for the old aluminum sliders in many Santa Fe homes.
Wide, short openings
Picture
A fixed window that doesn't open: the most glass and the best view, with nothing to wear out. Ideal for mountain or sunset views.
Views & natural light
Awning
Hinged at the top and opening outward, so you can get some airflow during a light rain. Often paired above or below a picture window.
Ventilation
Bay & bow
Three or more windows that project outward, adding space, light and a sitting nook. Structural support is planned for each one.
Living & dining rooms
Custom shapes & arched
Arches, half-rounds, trapezoids and other custom shapes, made to match existing openings in adobe, Pueblo Revival and custom homes.
Made to measure
Need a door too?
We replace entry doors, sliding patio doors and French doors, usually on the same visit as your windows.
See doorsWhat happens on install day
- We protect floors and furniture near each opening
- Old sashes and frames come out carefully, with minimal damage to plaster and stucco
- New windows are set level and square, shimmed, insulated and sealed
- Interior trim, sills and exterior sealant are finished
- We test every window, clean up, and haul away the old ones
Insert or full-frame?
Insert (pocket) replacement fits a new window into the existing frame. It's faster and disturbs less plaster and stucco, as long as the old frame is solid and square.
Full-frame replacement removes everything down to the rough opening. It's the right call when frames are rotted, out of square, or when you want to change the size or style.
We'll check each opening and tell you which method fits. Many homes use both.
Choose your material
Every style above is available in one or more of these lines.
Vinyl
Low-maintenance, budget-friendly replacement windows
starting at
$XXX
per window, installed
- Never needs painting or sealing
- Multi-chamber frames for good insulating value
- Low-E, argon and tempered glass options
- Most styles: double-hung, slider, casement, picture
- Professional installation & cleanup
- Manufacturer warranty — terms reviewed at your consultation
Fiberglass / Composite
Strong, stable frames for intense sun and cold nights
starting at
$X,XXX
per window, installed
- Frames expand and contract very little with heat and cold
- Slimmer frames for more glass and more view
- Dark and custom exterior colors hold up well in strong sun
- Low-E glass tuned for each side of the house
- Professional installation & cleanup
- Manufacturer warranty — terms reviewed at your consultation
Wood-Clad
Warm wood inside, weather-resistant cladding outside
starting at
$X,XXX
per window, installed
- Real wood interior to stain or paint
- Aluminum or fiberglass cladding outside — little upkeep
- Traditional profiles suited to Territorial & historic homes
- Custom sizes, arches and true or simulated divided lites
- Professional installation & cleanup
- Manufacturer warranty — terms reviewed at your consultation
"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.
See your options in your own home — free.
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.