Old windows let in drafts, fog between the panes and fade in the high-altitude sun. Blue Peaks Roofing replaces windows for Front Range homeowners and can coordinate the work with your roof or siding project.
We start with a free consultation, measure your openings and walk you through the options that fit your home and budget.
Two before-and-after views from recent window projects, followed by installation details.
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Installation details: a clad-wood casement window going in and finished, a stucco opening cut back and flashed for new vinyl windows, and black-clad windows on a log home.
Strong sun at altitude fades and breaks down frame finishes and interior furnishings. Low-E glass coatings help limit heat gain and UV coming through the glass.
Big swings between day and night make frames expand and contract. Frame material and a careful installation with proper sealing help windows hold up.
Hail can crack glass, tear screens and dent exterior cladding. After a storm, windows are worth checking along with the roof and gutters.
Look at the NFRC label, which lists ratings such as U-factor and solar heat gain coefficient, and ENERGY STAR certification for your climate region.
Usually the most budget-friendly choice. Low maintenance, with limited color options on some product lines.
Strong and stable through temperature swings, and can be painted. Typically costs more than vinyl.
A traditional look inside, with exterior cladding to cut down on maintenance. Usually the highest cost.
The new window fits inside the existing frame. Faster and less disruptive when the old frame is sound.
The old window comes out down to the rough opening. The right call when frames are rotted or you want to change size or style.
If you are planning a new roof or new siding, it can make sense to look at windows at the same time so flashing and trim tie together cleanly and you deal with one coordinated schedule. Read when to replace windows during a reroof and siding options for the Colorado climate.
Permit requirements for window replacement vary by city and county. We will tell you what applies to your project. See all of our windows and siding services.
It depends on the number of windows and the installation type. Insert replacements go faster than full-frame work. We give you a schedule with your estimate.
Yes. Some homeowners start with the worst windows and replace the rest later.
It depends on the condition of both. Our guide on replacing windows during a reroof walks through the trade-offs.
Yes. We measure, explain the options and give you written pricing with no obligation.
We will look at your windows, measure the openings and explain the options that fit your home. Consultations are free. Call (303) 808-0687 or send us a note through our contact page.
