Window replacement, done right.
New windows for homes across the Denver Metro area, measured at your house and installed with the opening sealed tight against Colorado's swings between sun and snow.
Tell us how many windows and what you are after, and we come out, measure every opening and put the exact price in writing, free.
- Licensed & insured
- No obligation
How it works
- 01Tell Us What You NeedMinutesReach out and we call you right back, replacements, a repair, or new construction.
- 02Free Measure & QuoteFreeWe measure every opening and give you a clear, itemized price. No high-pressure showroom.
- 03Options That FitUpfrontStyles and efficiency laid out for your home and your budget, so you pick with confidence.
- 04Sealed & Finished CleanOn schedulePrecise installs, tight seals, old windows hauled off, and your home tighter and quieter.
Precise Windows LLC replaces windows for homes across the Denver Metro area, from Englewood out to Denver, Littleton, Centennial, Lakewood, Aurora, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Wheat Ridge and Arvada. We install double-hung, casement, sliding, bay and bow, picture, awning and specialty-shaped windows from Andersen, Milgard, Pella, Prime and Simonton. Every opening gets measured at your house first, and installed with the gap around it sealed tight rather than caulked over and hoped for. Whether it's one window that finally gave up or a whole house of aging glass, the visit starts with what's actually going on at the opening.
Is it time to replace the windows in your Denver Metro home?
If your windows are drafty even when latched, fogged between the panes, or too swollen or stiff to open smoothly, replacement is usually the more reliable fix over another round of repairs. Single-pane glass, worn-out frames, and seals failing across several windows of the same age all point the same direction, the window has done as much as it's going to. We measure the opening, walk through what's driving the problem, and give you options sized to the house instead of one style pushed on every wall.
Signs it's time to replace
Fog that keeps coming back on several windows
When multiple windows start fogging around the same time, they're usually all from the same original installation and are simply reaching the end of their seal life together. Comparing the cost of several glass-only fixes against full window replacement is worth doing at that point.
Drafts you can feel with the window latched
Cold air coming through the glass itself, not around the sash, usually means single-pane glass or an insulated unit that's lost its gas fill. The draft is coming off the glass surface rather than an air leak, and it won't improve with weatherstripping.
Windows that won't stay open or won't lock
Worn balances, tracks, and hardware make a window harder to operate every year, and once the lock won't catch, it's a security gap until it's fixed. On older frames this hardware wear often comes bundled with a frame that's simply worn out.
Soft or rotted wood at the sill or frame
Once a wood frame is crumbling rather than just soft, the rot has been active long enough that the frame has lost the strength to hold the window square. Patching rarely holds at that stage, and replacement is the more dependable fix.
What's driving the decision
Seals across the house reaching the end of their life together
When several units fog around the same time, they typically came from the same batch of glass and are aging out together. Full replacement usually solves it cleaner than chasing each glass unit one at a time.
One window fogging while the rest are still clear
A single foggy window often just means that unit had a weaker seal or took more sun than the others, not that the whole house is failing.
Rot that's spread past the window frame into the wall
When rot travels past the frame into the sheathing or studs, the water source needs to be stopped and the wall addressed alongside the window, not just the opening itself.
Paint failure that let moisture into the wood around the opening
Bubbling or peeling paint means moisture has already been getting into the wood nearby. Keeping the exterior finish sound around new windows helps them last.
What to expect during the visit
We start by measuring the opening and checking the frame and surrounding wall for rot, swelling, or old seal failures. From there we walk you through the window styles and brands that fit the opening and the house, whether that's a straight swap or a new-construction install where the opening itself changes size. We'll point out anything else going on around the window, a rotted sill, a paint line that's failed, before we finalize the plan, so nothing gets covered up behind new glass. Once the window's set, we seal the opening tight and check that it operates the way it should before we call it done.
Related services you may need
If only one or two windows have an issue and the rest of the house is fine, Window & Glass Repair may solve it without a full replacement. Homes getting new windows often line up exterior work at the same time, including Siding & Exteriors or Exterior Painting to freshen up the whole face of the house.
The cost of waiting
A window that's just drafty today is manageable. Left alone, that same window keeps letting moisture and cold air work at the frame every season, and what starts as a soft spot at the sill can spread into the wall behind it. Seals that have failed on one or two windows tend to show up on their neighbors within a few years, since they were installed at the same time and age the same way. Handling it while it's still one or two windows is a smaller job than catching up on a whole house at once.
How long does a window replacement take?
Most single-window replacements are done in under a day once the new window is on hand, though the exact time depends on how many openings are involved and whether the frame needs repair work first. Whole-house jobs are scheduled out based on how many windows are going in.
What drives the cost of window replacement up or down?
Cost comes down to window size and style, the glass package, the brand, and whether the frame or wall behind it needs repair before the new window goes in. A straightforward swap into a sound opening costs less than a job where rot or a size change is involved.
Can I replace just one window instead of the whole house?
Yes, replacing windows one at a time or in small batches is common and works fine as long as the openings are handled individually with the right measurements for each. Many homeowners spread the work out over a few years rather than doing every window at once.
If your windows are drafty, fogged, or just done, give us a call to get a measure scheduled somewhere in the Denver Metro area. We'll walk the house with you and give you options that fit both the openings and the budget.
Ready when you are.
A free estimate in writing, from a crew that actually shows up.
What homeowners say about window replacement.
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“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”
“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”
“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”
“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”