Window replacement in Denver, sealed tight
Precise Windows LLC replaces cracked, drafty, and worn windows for Denver homes across every style from double-hung to bay and bow. We measure at your house, install from name-brand manufacturers, and seal the opening tight.
Precise Windows LLC installs replacement and new-construction windows across Denver, Colorado, in double-hung, casement, sliding, bay and bow, picture, awning, and specialty shapes. We measure at your home, order from Andersen, Milgard, Pella, Prime, or Simonton, and install with the opening sealed tight. Denver homeowners come to us for windows that are cracked, drafty, or simply worn out after years of Front Range weather.
Should I repair or replace a cracked window in my Denver home?
A single crack that hasn't spread yet can often be repaired with a new glass panel, but broken glass or a crack running from the corner diagonally is a different story and usually points to a bigger issue. Corner cracks are often stress from the frame flexing or the opening settling, and replacing just the glass without addressing the frame can crack it again. We check whether it's an isolated crack or a frame problem before recommending glass-only repair versus a full window replacement for your Denver home.
Signs it's time to replace, not patch, your Denver windows
Broken glass with an exposed opening
Once the glass has actually broken, the opening is exposed to weather and needs to be secured right away. At that point we're measuring for a full replacement panel, not a patch.
A frame that's dragging or won't lock
When the sash won't line up with the strike anymore, it's usually a worn balance or a frame that's settled slightly out of square. That's a security gap as much as a comfort problem.
Water tracking down inside the wall
A stain below the window means water's been getting past the frame for a while, and the entry point is almost always higher up than where the stain shows. That kind of leak usually calls for a new window, not just a resealed joint.
What's behind window failure in Denver homes
Corner seal and joint failure
Corners are where the frame pieces meet, and they're the joint that flexes most as the house moves through Denver's temperature swings, so a small gap there is enough to let water track in.
Hail impact to the glass and frame
A hard hail hit can crack glass or dent a frame outright, and once the glass has broken the opening's no longer sealed against weather.
Worn rollers and hardware on older windows
Tracks fill with dirt and old lubricant over the years, and rollers or hinges wear down until the window is a fight to open.
Why Denver windows take a beating
The National Insurance Crime Bureau's review of hail loss claims from 2017 through 2019 put Denver among the top five U.S. cities for hail claims, with 51,887 claims filed in that window. Window glass and frames are exposed on every side of the house, and that claim volume is a good reason to have cracked or dented windows looked at rather than left alone.
The National Weather Service office in Boulder, citing the Rocky Mountain Insurance Agency Association, reports the May 8, 2017 hailstorm as Colorado's most expensive insured catastrophe at around $2.3 billion, a reminder of how much damage a single storm can do to glass and frames across the region. Denver's elevation adds to the wear between storms too, since UV exposure at altitude breaks down seals and finishes faster than at sea level.
We handle window replacement the same way in Wheat Ridge, Lakewood, and Englewood.
What our window replacement visit covers
We measure every opening you want addressed and check the frame, sill, and surrounding trim for hail damage, rot, or water intrusion before quoting anything. If there's storm damage involved, we document it with photos in case you're filing a claim. Once the windows are ordered and in, we install them and seal the opening tight, then text you before-and-after photos so you can see the finished work.
The cost of putting off a window that's already damaged
A cracked pane or a leaking corner joint doesn't hold steady, it keeps opening further with every freeze-thaw cycle and every hard rain. Water that's tracking into the wall behind a window causes damage well past the glass itself the longer it sits. Getting it looked at sooner keeps the fix to the window instead of the wall behind it.
Does Precise Windows handle insurance claims for hail-damaged windows in Denver?
Yes, when hail or wind damage windows or siding, we document it with photos and handle the claim with your insurance company from the first inspection through the last install. That includes cracked or dented window glass and frames found during the same visit.
How much does window replacement cost in Denver?
Cost depends mostly on the number of openings, the window style and size, and which brand and glass package you choose, Andersen, Milgard, Pella, Prime, or Simonton all price differently. We measure your home first and walk you through the options before you commit to anything.
If a Denver window is cracked, leaking, or just past its prime, call Precise Windows LLC at (720) 448-9988. We'll measure it, document any storm damage, and get it replaced right.
- Every service we offer in Denver, plus what local homes are up against.
- Entry, patio sliding, French, and storm and screen doors installed for a tighter seal, a better-looking front and a door that closes right the first time.
- Foggy panes, broken glass, torn screens, and windows that stick or will not lock, repaired or replaced at the opening after a free inspection.
- Vinyl, wood, stucco and stone veneer siding, plus fascia and soffit, installed to protect the house and update the whole exterior.
- Hail dents, cracked or warped panels and loose trim fixed to match the siding already on the house.
- Exterior painting for siding, trim and fascia, prepped and finished to hold up to Colorado sun and snow.
- Hail and wind damage to windows and siding documented with photos and, when there is a claim, handled with your insurance company from the first inspection to the last install.