White & Light Kitchen Windows

Top 5 Best Kitchen Window Styles | White & Light Kitchen | New Windows for America

Isn’t it funny that when people come over to your house, they always seem to gather in the kitchen? And why not, the kitchen is the heart of the home! Why not make this gathering room feel as inviting as possible? Creating a space that is abundant with natural light can be accomplished perfectly by upgrading your windows.

The Team at New Windows for America can help you find the best kitchen window style for your home. Some important things to consider when looking for new kitchen windows are:

  • Easy to use
  • Air Circulation
  • Design
  • Amount of Light

The Top 5 Best Kitchen Window Styles

  1. Sliding Windows
    • Sliding Windows are a perfect option for the kitchen, especially above the kitchen sink or counters. They are very easy to operate and give greater control for air circulation
  2. Garden Window
    • Do you like to cook with fresh herbs year-round? A garden window gives you the option of being able to grow herbs, small plants, or just extra space for those special trinkets. This type of window extends beyond the façade of your home and has glass on all sides, perfect for growing or letting natural light in.
  3. Double Hung
    • Double-hung windows are extremely popular for any room of the house, including the kitchen. Just as with the sliding window, you’ll have greater control over air circulation as you can open it from the top or bottom.
  4. Casement Windows
    • These windows are opened outwards by using a crank perfect for when you want to control the airflow. They are perfect for allowing brightness and airiness into your kitchen.
  5. Patio Door
    • A sliding patio door is like a large sliding window, allowing maximum natural light into your kitchen. Sliding patio doors slide on a track and are easy to open and operate.

Now that you have that bright and light kitchen you have dreamed of, we have come up with 10 design tips for you on how you can complement your new windows!

10 Creative Kitchen Window Ideas & Decorating Tips

A white kitchen exudes timeless sophistication.  With a bright and airy canvas, you can easily add your own style with backsplashes, lighting, hardware, etc., in a wide variety of colors, textures, and styles.

  1. Consider adding a white or creative and colorful backsplash to complement white window frames to balance light and space.  
  2. Upgrade to a new range or updated vent hoods, which can often feel more like a statement piece or a piece of furniture.
  3. For the kitchen walls, a warm natural color or gray paint can tone down the brightness or add a splash of color with wallpaper or brighter wall color.
  4. Replace your countertop with a natural stone or wood to warm up the space.
  5. Update your lighting fixtures especially at the island and over the kitchen sink area.
  6. Add some texture to your chairs and stools by adding slipcovers.
  7. Switch out the kitchen flooring with a fun geometric tile, porcelain, or durable stone tile.
  8. Consider repainting or refinishing your kitchen cabinets instead of a full replacement.
  9. Add roman shades to your new windows for privacy.
  10. Upgrade your kitchen sink fixtures for a relatively inexpensive update.

Ready to Get Started on Replacing Your Kitchen Windows?

New Windows for America offers all kinds of different window styles that would be perfect for your kitchen! We have 25+ years of experience with installing kitchen windows, or windows for your entire home! New Windows for America offers some of the industry’s best brands, including Vinylmax, Milgard, Pella, and more! We are happy to work with you on finding the best kitchen window replacement for your Colorado home and can offer you a free estimate.

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Is Winter a Good Time of Year to Replace Your Windows?

With the colder weather approaching, your heating bills may have started to increase, or maybe you have noticed some drafty windows. It is probably a good time for you to consider getting your windows replaced.

So, the question is, is winter a good time to get your home’s window replaced? There are pros and cons to replacing windows during the winter season as well as summer however, you may be surprised that window installation can happen during the winter season.

A big misconception about winter window installation is that it may not be as effective as changing your windows during the warmer months. Homeowners may fear that sealants won’t settle properly or insulating foam may not expand correctly in colder temperatures. With our 25+ years of experience, New Windows for America has adapted to our Colorado weather conditions, using materials that don’t lose their adhesive or expanding properties when the temperature drops significantly.

Relying on a professional window installation company like New Windows for America will help to ensure a quality installation, even during the colder months! One great benefit of installing replacement windows in winter is that you will experience an immediate improvement in insulation and a drop in your energy bills.

Winter Window Replacement

There are several advantages of installing new windows during the winter season. Although installation could present some challenges, the benefit of enjoying an energy efficiency boost, and lower energy bills, will ensure keeping your home comfortable all winter long. Heat gain and loss account for 25-30% of residential heating and cooling energy use. Replacing worn-out windows can offer significant benefits to your family’s health and comfort and reduce high energy bills.

The cold weather also helps to identify which windows need to be replaced. You will have no problem noticing which rooms are colder and finding where the drafty windows are.

Window Installation Easy as 1-2-3, even in the Winter

Our team has 25+ years of experience working to keep complications to a minimum, as well as ensuring that your project will go as smoothly as possible. You may be a little concerned about the cold air entering your house from the outside during the installation. You should feel at ease in knowing that our Team at New Windows for America has the experience to get the job done with minimal discomfort, and as quickly and efficiently as possible.

  1. Window Replacement – One at a Time – To minimize the amount of outdoor cold air inside, we will replace the windows one at a time. Our installers guarantee quick service and can replace up to 8 windows in one day and will work efficiently to minimize the amount of time your home is exposed to cold air.
  2. Sealing off the installation area – We will keep your home as comfortable as possible during the installation by taking the necessary steps like sealing off the room, and blocking and limiting the cold air only to one room at a time. Closing interior doors will also help prevent cold air from flowing into your home.
  3. Keeping your home clean – Our installers will limit our mess to a minimum, cleaning up our area before we leave. Our team will wear shoe covers, and lay down blankets to keep your home protected from minimal dirt and debris.

Replacing your windows during the winter, you will find you can start enjoying a much healthier, more comfortable, properly functioning home, and extreme winter heating losses.

Ready to Get Started on Your Window Replacement Project?

No matter what season you choose to get your windows replaced, our team of experienced window installation professionals will ensure your project goes smoothly. Our team has 25+ years of experience installing windows in our Colorado weather. When you choose replacement windows from New Windows for America, you can feel comfortable knowing you’re getting the best, and most energy-efficient replacement windows that will benefit your home, especially during the cold winter season.

Contact our New Windows for America Team today and get a free estimate.

Understanding Energy-Efficient Windows

Understanding Energy-Efficient Windows | Denver Replacement Windows

With the cooler weather now upon us, Colorado residents are looking for ways to keep their homes warm, without increasing their heating bills. An effective way of doing this is installing new energy-efficient windows. Did you know that up to 30% of your heating and cooling energy use is attributed to heat gain and loss through windows (according to Energy.gov)? New Windows for America can help you choose the best energy-efficient windows for your home, and for our harsh Colorado climate.

What Makes a Window Energy Efficient

Energy-efficient windows are designed to prevent heated or cooled air from escaping your home.  The benefits are minimizing energy consumption with lower electric bills while enjoying comfortable and consistent temperatures in your home. Some key elements to consider are the glass, frame, and style of the window.

Double and triple-pane windows have several layers of glass where the space is filled with an inert gas such as argon and krypton, secured by a space. The combination of a gas filler and spacer enhances the windows’ ability to resist heat transfer. Windows with these features are ideal for areas that experience great temperature variances. If you have an older home, you may have single-pane windows which are not very effective or energy efficient.

For more information about how to choose the right window for you, click here!

Window Efficiency Terms You Should Know

Windows, along with doors, can attribute to heat loss or heat gain. Some of the vocabulary associated with energy-efficient windows may be overwhelming. Here are some of the commonly used terms that may be helpful for you.

Low-E Glass

Low-Emissivity (Low-E) glass has been treated with a thin microscopic metallic coating which is designed to filter the amount of UV light entering your home. By filtering out the UV light with the Low-E glass it will keep your home’s temperature more consistent year-round. An added benefit is that it helps to prevent fading on your furniture and window treatments.

U-Factor

A window’s U-factor refers to the amount of heat conducted through a window. The lower a window’s U-factor, the more energy efficient it is.

R-Value

Looks for windows with a high R-value, which refers to how well it conducts heat as well as the material’s insulation level.

Insulated Glass

With double or triple-pane windows, there is a small gap in between each pane of glass. This gap is filled with argon, an inert gas, that insulates better than regular air, thereby making the window more energy efficient.

Warm Edge Spacers

On a cold day, try touching your windows. Are they colder along the edges? Do they have any condensation along the edge? In some windows, panes of glass are separated by aluminum, a very conductive material. Warm edge spacers are made with a less conductive material and help to prevent heat from being transferred along the outer edges of the windows.

Frame Material

A window frame helps to provide support while holding the main parts of your window in place. Looking for a quality frame that is going to be strong and energy efficient at the same time is important. Window frames can be made from vinyl, fiberglass, metal, or wood. Modern window frames offer high energy efficiency with window technology continually improving. Window frames can reduce air filtration and leakage helping to improve overall comfort and energy loss in your home.  Lastly, frames can add some serious style and curb appeal to the exterior of your home.

At New Windows for America, we install all types of energy-efficient windows and can help you decide which window will best fit your home and budget. We are committed to helping you save money by installing energy-efficient windows, doors, and siding.

Contact our New Windows for America Team today and get a free estimate on your new windows. See how we can help you transform your home, save on your energy bills, and improve your curb appeal today!

Window Safety Tips for Families with Kids

Window Safety tips for families | Denver Window replacement | New Windows for America

At New Windows for America, we care about the safety of you and your family. Unfortunately every year, about 3,300 children below the age of five visit emergency rooms for injuries resulting from window accidents. Falls from window-related injuries are common in hospital emergency rooms. You want your children to be kept safe, which is why we recommend you review window safety tips and keep your windows childproof. There are several ways to protect your child, including keeping an eye on them, but when that is not possible, we have some important tips to share below.

Install Childproof Locks

Keep your windows safe, and keep them locked whenever they are closed. This is not just to secure your home, but also to prevent curious children. This way, an innocent child leaning on a closed window will not get hurt or worse, fall out of a window. If the windows do not have locks, start by installing them. There are several childproof locks available for any type of window you may have in your home. These locks are simple to install. Just remember, whenever the windows are not in use, lock them.

Install Window Guards

Window guards provide extra protection when the window frame does not prevent falls. These guards provide the grill that ensures kids do not fall off even when a window is open. Most of the available guards will install on most types of windows. However, look for guards with an emergency release mechanism in case of an emergency.

Use Cordless Window Coverings and Folding Window Cranks

Window covering cords are a danger to children. Many children die from being strangled by these cords. To prevent that, use cordless window coverings. If you already have corded window blinds, consider temporarily removing them until you find a replacement. Window cranks are also not safe unless they are foldable. Remove the window cranks to ensure that kids do not accidentally open them.

Keep Furniture Away from the Windows

Children love peeking outside the window. As such, if your windows are not childproof, you need to ensure they have no means to climb up and peek through the window. Place furniture and any other means of climbing away from the windows.

Talk to Children About Window Safety

Even with all the features above, you still want to ensure that your kids know about the dangers of falling from a window. This is especially important when you have older kids that might protect the younger ones from falling off windows. Do not assume that window screens will help as these only keep off insects. Talk to your kids from a young age about window safety.

Replace your Old Windows with New, Modern Windows

Some old windows do not have the security features as many new windows have. Old windows could be warped and out of balance and have signs of deterioration causing them to be difficult to open or close. This is especially dangerous if you are not able to use your windows as an emergency exit if the need arises. Modern window replacements also offer better UV protection, keeping your children and family safe from UV rays.

Talk to one of our team members at New Windows for America today about options for replacing the windows you have with newer, safer windows. New Windows for America will show you options and help ensure the safety of your home by installing high-quality and childproof windows right for your home and family.

For additional information from the Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance – click here!

Trending Window Styles & Designs for 2022

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Magazines, influencers, social media posts, and insights from homestyle professionals all point to what is trending for design ideas for our homes. Deciding on the best window style can sometimes be confusing.

Here are some of the current window design trends and ideas to give your house an updated change:

Black Exterior Trim

Using rich colors on window frames has become increasingly popular, adding drama to your home’s exterior, and elevating curb appeal. Black and colored exterior trim is commonly used to reflect individuality and a distinct personality for one’s home.  Choosing a colored trim can offer a bold contrast giving your home a unique look and feel.

Vinyl window frames require much less frequent maintenance than painted wood windows and are used widely by many of today’s top remodeling designers. Noting also that black windows can often add up to 15% more value than regular white windows.

New Windows for America proudly offers VinylMax windows in a number of different series such as Edison, Inspire, Trend, and Prestige that offer colored laminated exteriors. Please contact us to learn more about these trending window styles.

Flexible Living

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have quickly become a way to expand the living space for flexible use, adding on to one’s home, above a garage, or a stand-alone building on your property. To create consistency and uniformity in your home, it is important to coordinate the style, shape, size, and color with your main property.

The Team at New Windows for America can offer helpful design options to work within your budget.

Privacy or Translucent Glass

Privacy or translucent glass obscures the view from both sides allowing the light to still peek through. Depending on your home, some of your windows may lack privacy while at the same time owners still want the flexibility of having natural light. Privacy glass can be an option for those homeowners who may want to create private spaces within their homes. Some options for privacy glass can come in frosted, tinted, textured, patterned, and opaque glass.

Custom Shaped Windows

No two rooms are exactly the same! Give your house some unexpected character by adding an arched, or circular window.  The look and function of the windows in your home can be designed to fit your design vision.

Bringing the Outside, In!

Choosing floor-to-ceiling windows is an amazing option for optimizing daylight and enjoying sweeping views from the comfort of your home. It is important for people to interact with or be close to nature, plants, and animals. Having large windows can make people feel more connected to nature and the environment, in the privacy of their own homes.

Are you ready for your next home improvement project? Let the Team at New Windows for America be a part of your project! We can help you understand the energy efficiency of new windows, as well as provide you with options for window design and styles, all to fit within your budget.

How Much Does Window Replacement Cost?

Cost of Window Replacement | Denver Window Replacement | New Windows for America

Budgeting for Window Replacement

One of the most common home maintenance projects is window replacement. The cost of window replacement can vary depending on window type, material, size, energy efficiency, etc. The Team at New Windows for America can help you figure out precisely what you should spend to achieve your dream window replacement project without breaking your bank or making other sacrifices regarding family or material goods.

Window Size

Typically the larger the window, the more expensive the replacement due to the extra materials, and labor involved. There may also be some additional costs of window replacement like rotten wood repairs, drip cap flashing, and waterproofing that can increase costs.

Material Considerations

Different types of material will be more or less expensive, depending on the manufacturer and even the condition of your windows. Popular choices include vinyl, wood, fiberglass, and composite. Weighing out the pros and cons of each material is something you should talk to the Team at New Windows for America, to help make the best decision for your budget and for your home.

Window Styles

It is important to consider window style when calculating the cost of replacement windows. You can read about finding The Best Window Style for your Home in one of our recent blog articles. At New Windows for America, we are here to help guide you and help you navigate this process, as we have 25+ years of experience as professional window installers in Denver and surrounding areas.

Window Location

The location of a window can add to the expense of a window replacement. Code requirements for windows in the bathrooms, bedrooms, etc., can add to cost, for example, tempered glass, or egress requirements, as well as specialty or decorative windows, which can also increase the price. There may be additional costs for windows on upper floors, or hard-to-reach areas as installations can cause increased labor costs, special equipment, or more time to complete a project.

Create a Budget

Often homeowners need to replace multiple windows at one time. It is a good idea to create a budget for the cost of the entire project prior to getting started. Set up a time with our Team at New Windows for America to get a FREE In-Home Estimate based on your home and needs. Make sure to ask about our current offers and tax credits.

Working with New Windows for America is always “A Better Way to Buy Windows”

Can Replacing Your Windows Add Value to Your Home?

Windows are an integral part of your home. Replacing them adds immediate curb appeal, but also increases your property value significantly. The added value of new windows is the subject of hot debate among building experts. Here are some points you may consider when deciding whether to replace your home windows.

Determine if your Windows need to be Replaced

Are your windows starting to look warped, discolored, or foggy? This is typically a sign that moisture is starting to seep in, and your windows may be at risk for rot or decay. Are your energy bills noticeably higher? Energy inefficiency can dramatically increase your energy bills, a costly sign that it may be time to replace your windows.

If you’re not sure if your windows need to be replaced, give the Team at New Windows for America a call at 303.920.0175 and we will give our honest opinion.

Save Money with Energy-Efficient Windows

Replacing your windows with new ones will make your home more energy efficient. Double-pane windows don’t just save money on heating and air-conditioning costs, and they also help protect the environment. Each year Americans lose so much money on wasteful heating and cooling systems. Replacing old windows with energy-efficient ones can significantly cut these costs down.

The National Fenestration Rating Council, or NFRC, offers energy performance rating labels for window types that can tell you a lot about the efficiency of any particular window. While shopping for window replacements, these labels will be a great way to tell which windows will improve your energy efficiency quickly. 

Do New Windows Increase Home Value?

Windows are an integral part of your home’s value. Some experts even recommend replacing windows if you plan to sell your home within two years because investing in window replacement can significantly improve the market value of your property and give you a better return on investment.

Most home buyers are willing to pay more for homes that have more energy-efficient features. Investing in new windows is one excellent way to improve energy efficiency.

How New Windows Can Save Your Money

You could earn up to 30% tax credit with new energy-efficient windows. Click here to read more! We can help you with what options are best for your home.

The potentially high cost of new home windows may be intimidating. The return on investment for new windows may not be apparent for quite some time. CNBC reported that paying $10,000 for replacement vinyl windows could yield a return of about $8,500 – or an ROI of 85%. This is also on top of what you would save monthly with reduced energy bills – up to $450 per year.

New Windows will improve your Curb Appeal

If you’re looking for ways to give your home a facelift, replace old windows with new ones. Replacing windows can not only increase your home’s value, but it can also boost the aesthetic appeal of your property. In addition, your neighbors won’t be jealous of you when they see your newly designed windows and will want to get the same treatment. This is a smart investment, especially if you plan to sell shortly.

New Windows are a Smart Investment

Replacing your windows is a smart investment. The added value of new windows is worth it. Whether you replace your windows for aesthetic purposes or to improve the energy efficiency of your property, you’ll be glad you did. For more information on how replacing your windows can increase the value of your home and sell your property quickly, contact us today!

Have you been thinking about replacing your windows? Our team will provide you with several solutions, brands, and options that will best suit your budget and your home.

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The Best Window Style for your Home

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Fall is a great time of year to replace your windows, but maybe you are overwhelmed and confused about the different type of styles, brands, and types of windows that you can choose from. There are several amazing options to consider, but it’s important to choose window styles perfect for your home.

Equally important is to choose the right company to help you make these decisions. The team at New Windows for America can help educate you, give you guidance as well as compare window style brands and options, and provide you with honest pricing with a FREE In-Home Estimate!

What Window Style is Right for your Home?

Each window style and brand have different features, design, and functionality making them unique. Talk to us about where your window replacement needs are, as one style may work better than another. This may depend on design, home style, energy efficiency, and more.

Types of Windows

Here are the main types of window styles which include:

  • Awning Windows
  • Bay Windows
  • Bow Windows
  • Casement Windows
  • Double Slider Windows
  • Single Hung Windows
  • Double Hung Windows
  • Picture Windows

Awning Windows

An awning window, sometimes also called a project-out window, is a top-hinged style window outward opening window providing maximum airflow and ventilation. They sit horizontally and are usually installed above or below stationary windows. Awning windows are a versatile option and commonly used in basements.

Bay Windows

Bay windows feature panels using several angles, to create an alcove. They are a perfect option for rooms that bring in natural light such as the dining room, living room, or bedroom. Bay Windows can add curb appeal and value as they instantly become a focal point and point of interest.

Bow Windows

Bow windows, much like bay windows, are made up of four or more panels, creating a curved semi-circular shape. This option is flexible in terms of size, shape, and functionality and can provide an elegant and expansive view, not to mention an increased curb appeal.

Casement Windows

These windows are the most popular style of window. Casement windows are hinged at the side and crank to the outside, providing a sophisticated yet practical style to your home. This window style is typically installed in the kitchen as they are easy to open and close as well as provides maximum airflow and ventilation.

Single Slider Windows

Single slider windows are a more simplified version of the double slider as you slide the windows horizontally to open and close. These windows are a cost-effective solution, highly secure, and easy to clean and maintain making these windows a practical option for many homeowners.

Double Slider Windows

These windows are common in most homes as they are easy to use and open both sides of the window allowing increased airflow into the home. Double slider windows are also low maintenance, simple to use, and easy to clean.

Single Hung Windows

Another common window style is single-hung windows. These windows are ideal for patios, sunrooms, or any other room in your home. They are versatile, simple to use, and typically have a traditional style sash for enhanced security. These windows come in a variety of styles, with a sleek and contemporary style, and are popular as they are low in maintenance.

Double Hung Windows

Double-hung windows are a classic style with amazing installation to help you save money on energy bills by keeping warmth inside. They typically have a full screen and two operable sashes to allow the window to move up and down. These windows provide functionality yet are very practical making them also a very popular style for most homes.  These windows are ideal in smaller rooms, are easy to clean and maintain, and come in a variety of styles.

Picture Windows

Picture windows, also known as fixed windows, are great for large openings that do not require a window to open, but rather enjoy expansive views from inside and outside of the home. These windows bring daylight into homes and are an excellent choice for framing views where ventilation is not a concern. Picture windows come in all styles, sizes, and shapes making them perfect and essential for architectural design.

Free In-Home Estimate from our Team at New Windows for America

New Windows for America offers competitive prices with a wide variety of top-tier brands and products. You will find that our honesty, professionalism, and integrity are unmatched. Working with New Windows for America you can expect outstanding value and a 100% commitment to your complete satisfaction.

Contact one of our team members today, so we can help you find the best window styles suited for your home!

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Fall is a Great Time to Replace your Windows

The fall equinox begins this Thursday, September 22, 2022, so summer is done, and cooler weather is on the way. Now is a great time to make sure your house doesn’t have any leaks or feel any cool breezes in your home by getting your windows replaced!

Here are a couple of reasons why fall is the best time to get your windows replaced.

Energy Savings

Start saving money now on your energy bills before the cooler winter comes. Windows are some of the worst offenders allowing warm air to leak, and costing you more money to keep your house warm and cozy. Getting a head start on making sure you’re home is well-insulated and as energy-efficient as possible is a great way to eliminate headaches and high energy bills.

Weather & Timing

Although in Colorado we sometimes have the occasional snowstorm in the fall, for the most part, temperatures are just right for installation and sealing. Not too hot, and not too cold, giving homeowners a perfect opportunity to replace worn-out old windows with new energy-efficient windows. Installing new windows at fall temperatures also allows for the best adhesion to seal your new windows.

Flexible Scheduling & Installation

As summer projects start to slow down, our company starts to have greater availability. We can provide faster scheduling and installation to fit your needs.

Curb Appeal

Your neighbors, family, and friends will love the curb appeal of your new updated, energy-efficient windows will give your home. Your new windows will give you that amazing view of the changing colors, and falling leaves, and protect you from the rain, snow, dust, and pollen that can come with the fall season.

Discounts, Financing & Tax Rebates!

Fall is an excellent time to get the best value for your window replacement needs. We offer low-cost financing, as well as offering 25% off all our windows! Make sure to ask about the current tax rebates in place with the Inflation Reduction Act as well!

New Windows for America offers competitive prices with a wide variety of top-tier brands and products. You will find that our honesty, professionalism, and integrity are unmatched. Working with New Windows for America you can expect outstanding value and a 100% commitment to your complete satisfaction.

Contact one of our team members today, so we can help you find the best window solutions for your home!

Common Window Replacement Mistakes

Common Window Replacement Mistakes | Denver Window Replacement | New Windows for America

Installing replacement windows is one of those home projects where you will want to call professionals to install your windows. The team at New Windows for America is the only professional team you should trust as Denver’s window replacement experts where we will work to complete each job right every time, and help you choose the right window for your home.

If you want to end up with an energy-efficient, smooth operating, and long-lasting window, every step of the installation process needs to be executed with the greatest attention to detail.

Here are some of the most common window replacement mistakes and some useful tips that will help you avoid them.

Basing Window Choice on Price

Window prices vary depending on style, size, and brand. New Windows for America will help you choose a window based on your budget, as well as the right fit for your home.

Incorrect Measurements

It is very important to install the correct size replacement window. When measuring for new windows we must always account for settling out of square and the condition of the substrate. New windows are typically deeper windows so we must account for the extra depth by cutting drywall back or adding new trim boards. Our replacement windows are custom-made to the 1/8” to ensure proper fit and installation.

Rely on the experts at New Windows for America to take exact measurements for the best-fitting window for your home.

Flashings and Proper Installation

Replacement windows should be installed in the same footprint as existing windows, utilizing the existing drip cap flashing if possible. If the existing drip cap flashing cannot be utilized then a new drip cap must be installed. Typically, replacement windows are a block retrofit type installation. With this type of manufacturer-approved installation, the existing window can be removed, and the new window installed without damaging the interior or exterior trims and finishes. Before installing the new window, we must clean the opening of all dust and debris and install a self-adhered flashing sill pan.

If you aren’t sure what to look for, our professional installers at New Windows for America can help. We will ensure that the window opening is adequately prepared and measured before placing your new window.

The New Windows for America team will only recommend the right replacement windows for your home and will help you select the appropriate installation materials to keep the window securely in place.

Using the wrong spray foam

Filling the cavity around the entire perimeter of the window with expanding spray foam could prevent unwelcome water from escaping back to the outdoors. Also, dispensing too much foam or the use of high-expanding foam could bow wood jams or even distort a window frame.

Not following manufacturer instructions

While all windows share similar installation procedures, most of them have unique requirements based on extensive laboratory and field testing.

Upon installation, we will provide you with instructions and best practices from the window manufacturer.  Following the instructions will also prevent voiding the warranty.

Not reading reviews before you hire a contractor

Reading reviews is one of the most important things you can do prior to meeting with a company. Search reviews on Google, Angi, Yelp, or a similar website to see what other consumers are saying about their experience with the companies you are interviewing.

New Windows for America has numerous 5-star reviews, you can read through them here.

Not understanding lead times before ordering

Lead time is an estimated time from when the order is placed to when the product is delivered to the destination.

We will be in constant communication with you on when the windows will be ordered, delivered, and installed so that you will have clear expectations and can plan accordingly.

For knowledgeable, experienced experts in replacement windows in Denver and surrounding areas, you will want to contact New Windows for America. We are a locally owned and operated Colorado business proudly serving Denver and the surrounding communities for over 20 years.

Contact us today at (303) 920-0175 to schedule a FREE in-home estimate for your window replacement project.